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Lydeawrhosky Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
signatory and signature?
Im a bit confused on the usage of signatory and signature. I think i did not use it correctly.can you tell me how to use the word?
"Today we were informed by Ms Janet that every month we need to get your signatory for our timesheet before submitting it to Kelly Services"
"Today we were informed by Ms Janet that every month we need to get your signatory for our timesheet before submitting it to Kelly Services"
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My try: If you sign your name or do something like mark representing, this is called signature. ( The written thing on the paper:)) If you sign something, you are signatory: the person who signs or another menaing: the situation of signing something or joining two things ( firms for example)by signature. (this is adjective) A: Signatory, signatory , come her you will sign something.
- My try: If you sign your name or do something like mark representing, this is called signature.
- ( The written thing on the paper:)) If you sign something, you are signatory: the person who signs or another menaing: the situation of signing something or joining two things ( firms for example)by signature.
- (this is adjective) A: Signatory, signatory , come her you will sign something.
- B:Okay baby I signed.
- Ah that is great from now now we are signatory factories.
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My try:
If you sign your name or do something like mark representing, this is called signature. ( The written thing on the paper:))
If you sign something, you are signatory: the person who signs or another menaing: the situation of signing something or joining two things ( firms for example)by signature. (this is adjective)
A: Signatory, signatory, come
If you sign your name or do something like mark representing, this is called signature. ( The written thing on the paper:))
If you sign something, you are signatory: the person who signs or another menaing: the situation of signing something or joining two things ( firms for example)by signature. (this is adjective)
A: Signatory, signatory, come
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It should be signature here:
"Today we were informed by Ms Janet that every month we need to get your signatory for our timesheet before submitting it to Kelly Services"
"Today we were informed by Ms Janet that every month we need to get your signatory for our timesheet before submitting it to Kelly Services"
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"Today we were informed by Ms Janet that every month we need to get your signatory for our timesheet before submitting it to Kelly Services"
Do you have a supervisor? That person may have to sign your timesheet. She/he would be the signatory and would verify your hours.
Susie
(not a teacher)
Do you have a supervisor? That person may have to sign your timesheet. She/he would be the signatory and would verify your hours.
Susie
(not a teacher)
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Anonymous"Today we were informed by Ms Janet that every month we need to get your signatory for our timesheet before submitting it to Kelly Services"Do you have a supervisor? That person may have to sign your timesheet. She/he would be the signatory and would verify your hours.
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