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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

present participle

1. the Cheif Education Officer
2. the Minister of Education

Is #1 and #2 the same, saying the same position in a different way?

Q) Is "saying" correctly placed?
  

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Hi, 1. the Cheif Chief Education Officer Sounds like a non-governmental, non-elected, and non-political position 2. the Minister of Education A political position, held by an elected member of a political party.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1.
  • the Cheif Chief Education Officer Sounds like a non-governmental, non-elected, and non-political position 2.
  • the Minister of Education A political position, held by an elected member of a political party.
  • Is Are #1 and #2 the same, saying the same position in a different way?
  • Not in my experience.
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Hi,

1. the Cheif Chief Education Officer Sounds like a non-governmental, non-elected, and non-political position
2. the Minister of Education A political position, held by an elected member of a political party.

Is Are #1 and #2 the
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"He participated on the report."
"He participated in the report."

How are "in" and "on" different?
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Hi,

Neither of those sentences gives me a very clear meaning.
Can you provide more context?
eg did he help to write it?
eg does the report simply mention him?

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