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Cavid abdullayev Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Hello,

I would be grateful if you check the sentece below:

Possible opportunities for teachers to participate in academic and other preparatory courses abroad with the aim of preparing the scientific-pedagogical staff in compliance with modern requirements;

Should I say

with the aim of

Or

With the goal of

Thank you in advance

  

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cavid abdullayev Should I say with the aim of Or With the goal of Both are common.

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cavid abdullayevShould I say with the aim of Or With the goal of

Both are common.

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