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Yukann Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Sent To Be Retrained
Suppose a worker's job performance deteriorated. His employer put him on administrative leave to take a retraining course:
1 "The worker was sent away to be retrained."
2 "The worker was sent off to be retrained."
3 "The worker was sent to be retrained."
Using definitions 4 & 5 of my dictionary:
Could the sentence 3 be as good as the first two sentences?
1 "The worker was sent away to be retrained."
2 "The worker was sent off to be retrained."
3 "The worker was sent to be retrained."
Using definitions 4 & 5 of my dictionary:
Could the sentence 3 be as good as the first two sentences?
Top answer
I think 3 is better than the other two, but I would say that the worker was sent for retraining .
- I think 3 is better than the other two, but I would say that the worker was sent for retraining .
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I think 3 is better than the other two, but I would say that the worker was sent for retraining.
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