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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Prepositions with work

Please help me. I don't know when I have to say "I work for" and when "I work in"
  

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Hi, I don't know when I have to say "I work for" and when "I work in" I work for Often indicates your boss/employer eg I work for Tom Smith. eg I work for the Production manager. eg I work for IBM.

— Clive

  • Hi, I don't know when I have to say "I work for" and when "I work in" I work for Often indicates your boss/employer eg I work for Tom Smith.
  • eg I work for the Production manager.
  • eg I work for IBM.
  • I work in Often indicates a place.
  • eg I work in Canada.
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Hi,

I don't know when I have to say "I work for" and when "I work in"

I work for Often indicates your boss/employer

eg I work for Tom Smith.

eg I work for the Production manager.

eg I work for IBM.



I work in Often indicates a place.

eg I work in Canada.

eg I work in Toronto.

eg I work i
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