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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Is that for your co-worker?

No, it's not just for him. It's for ____________________.

What would be natural to insert:

It's for all my co-workers. / It's for everyone at work. / It's for everyone at my workplace / Something else?

  

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I my experience, co-worker and work-place are not very common terms in casual English. Is that for the guy you work with? No, it's not just for him.

— Clive

  • I my experience, co-worker and work-place are not very common terms in casual English.
  • Is that for the guy you work with?
  • No, it's not just for him.
  • __________________.
  • Clive
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I my experience, co-worker and work-place are not very common terms in casual English.


Is that for the guy you work with?

No, it's not just for him. It's for __everyone at work.__________________.

Clive
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