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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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take over
Hi,
Can I use 'take over' in a situation where I want to say to my client that the person (my colleague) who was helping him or her with a certain problem has a day off, so he (my colleague) asked me to deal with it. Can I then say :'I have taken it over from my colleague, so we'll look into it together and I'll try to help you.'
Thank you.
Can I use 'take over' in a situation where I want to say to my client that the person (my colleague) who was helping him or her with a certain problem has a day off, so he (my colleague) asked me to deal with it. Can I then say :'I have taken it over from my colleague, so we'll look into it together and I'll try to help you.'
Thank you.
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' Yes, but it implies that you will be handling the problem until it is closed..
- ' Yes, but it implies that you will be handling the problem until it is closed..
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Tezz20Can I then say :'I have taken it over from my colleague, so we'll look into it together and I'll try to help you.'Yes, but it implies that you will be handling the problem until it is closed..
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