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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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on behalf of

Talking on whose behalf do you speak?

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Anonymous Talking on whose behalf do you speak? Is this correct? The presence of both 'talk' and 'speak' is awkward.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Talking on whose behalf do you speak?
  • Is this correct?
  • The presence of both 'talk' and 'speak' is awkward.
  • " CJ
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Anonymous Talking on whose behalf do you speak? Is this correct?
The presence of both 'talk' and 'speak' is awkward. Just say "On whose behalf are you speaking?"

You can easily shorten this to "Who are you speaking for?"

CJ
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