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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
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Does the verb 'to orient' make sense in these contexts:
a) "Channel 9's Monday night debates are now ORIENTED by a new reporter."
b) "As I started a new job, a colleague gave me some ORIENTATIONS."
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" No. Do you mean eg covered eg reported eg moderated ? b) "As I started a new job, a colleague gave me some ORIENTATIONS orientation .
- " No.
- Do you mean eg covered eg reported eg moderated ?
- b) "As I started a new job, a colleague gave me some ORIENTATIONS orientation .
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Does the verb 'to orient' make sense in these contexts:
a) "Channel 9's Monday night debates are now ORIENTED by a new reporter." No.
Do you mean eg covered eg reported eg moderated?
b) "As I started a new job, a colleague gave me some ORIENTATIONS orientation.."
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