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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Sentence correction?
Hi! everyone.Could you tell me whether this sentence is right?
Scenario-;A junior employ(who has just joined the office) in the office(may be an intelligence agency) asks about some information from a senior officer. Officer says"You are not a senior employ to be told such secrets.
I know I can use"You are not senior enough to be told such secrets"
But I was curious,If we could say this sentence without "enough"?
Thanks!
Scenario-;A junior employ(who has just joined the office) in the office(may be an intelligence agency) asks about some information from a senior officer. Officer says"You are not a senior employ to be told such secrets.
I know I can use"You are not senior enough to be told such secrets"
But I was curious,If we could say this sentence without "enough"?
Thanks!
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Enough sounds more correct than "you are not a senior employ ee . etc" silak12 A junior employ ee (who has just joined the office) in the office(may be an intelligence agency) asks about some information from a senior officer. Officer says"You are not a senior employ ee to be told such secrets.
- Enough sounds more correct than "you are not a senior employ ee .
- etc" silak12 A junior employ ee (who has just joined the office) in the office(may be an intelligence agency) asks about some information from a senior officer.
- Officer says"You are not a senior employ ee to be told such secrets.
- I think you should add "ee" to employ.
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Enough sounds more correct than "you are not a senior employee.....etc"
silak12A junior employee(who has just joined the office) in the office(may be an intelligence agency) asks about some information from a senior officer. Officer says"You are not a senior employ
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