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Reegis Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Sarah drives this meeting.
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What does exactly the below sentence mean?
Sarah drives this meeting.
Does it mean that she leads this meeting? Is she the leader there?
For example I imagine her actions this way:
- Sarah is the organizer and invites people;
- Creates the agenda;
- Perhaps moderates the discussions;
- Probably also presents something but equally well might have other people present their ideas as well.
Is my understanding correct?
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Yes, you have the right understanding of this term.
- Yes, you have the right understanding of this term.
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