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Tamer Gh Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Relieved of a duty
If I do something at work and I want to write a letter to management so that I stop doing that task, can I say:
"I would like to be relieved of all my duties regarding the .......etc."
If not correct please advise a better way to say
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" That is OK, but 'relieved of duty' also means 'fired'.
- " That is OK, but 'relieved of duty' also means 'fired'.
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Tamer Gh"I would like to be relieved of all my duties regarding the .......etc."
That is OK, but 'relieved of duty' also means 'fired'.
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