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Nessie000 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
'on a team'?
Hi,
Please have a look at this:
When the interviewer asks "Do you prefer to work independently or on a team?" he or she wants to know if you're a team player or would rather work on your own
=> Is 'on a team' here wrong? I think I usually see people use 'in a team' or 'in team', but I can also find many results for 'on a team' on Google.
Many thanks
Please have a look at this:
When the interviewer asks "Do you prefer to work independently or on a team?" he or she wants to know if you're a team player or would rather work on your own
=> Is 'on a team' here wrong? I think I usually see people use 'in a team' or 'in team', but I can also find many results for 'on a team' on Google.
Many thanks
Top answer
On/in/with a team all sound fine to me. In team is not good.
- On/in/with a team all sound fine to me.
- In team is not good.
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On/in/with a team all sound fine to me. In team is not good.
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On/in/with a team all sound fine to me. In team is not good.
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