Surprise
Context: Workers are talking about the managing director's sudden visit and its impact.
The company's managing director's sudden visit to the manufacturing plant was a surprise among our workers.
The managing director of the company's sudden visit to the manufacturing plant was a surprise for our workers.
Please check them.
Is "its impact" an appropriate word in the context? I mean "impact of his visit" is referred to "gave a surprise".
Top answer
I'm not sure of my answer, but I'd say: The sudden visit of our company's managing director to the factory was a surprise to its workers. The sudden visit of our company's managing director to the manufacturing plant was a surprise to its workers.
- I'm not sure of my answer, but I'd say: The sudden visit of our company's managing director to the factory was a surprise to its workers.
- The sudden visit of our company's managing director to the manufacturing plant was a surprise to its workers.
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I'm not sure of my answer, but I'd say:
The sudden visit of our company's managing director to the factory was a surprise to its workers.
The sudden visit of our company's managing director to the manufacturing plant was a surprise to its workers.
0kumenglishThe company's managing director's sudden visit to the manufacturing plant was a surpriseamongfor the /our workers.
Use that one, but note the correction.
kumenglishIs "its impact" an appropriate word in the context?
Probably not. How do you intend to
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