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What do the three sentences mean? Thanks a lot.
1.He remains CEO.
2.He remains as a CEO.
3. He remains as CEO.
What do the three sentences mean? Thanks a lot.
1.He remains CEO.
2.He remains as a CEO.
3. He remains as CEO.
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He remains CEO. - Something has happened, but he was teh CEO and will continue to be the CEO of whatever company we are talking about. He remains as a CEO.
- He remains CEO.
- - Something has happened, but he was teh CEO and will continue to be the CEO of whatever company we are talking about.
- He remains as a CEO.
- - Not very natural.
- Unlikely to be used.
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1.He remains CEO. - Something has happened, but he was teh CEO and will continue to be the CEO of whatever company we are talking about.
2.He remains as a CEO. - Not very natural. Unlikely to be used.
3. He remains as CEO. - Could be the same as #1, or he could have held a different position previously and CEO is what he will be now. Jim Smith had been Chairman of
1.He remains CEO. - Something has happened, but he was teh CEO and will continue to be the CEO of whatever company we are talking about.
2.He remains as a CEO. - Not very natural. Unlikely to be used.
3. He remains as CEO. - Could be the same as #1, or he could have held a different position previously and CEO is what he will be now. Jim Smith had been Chairman of
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