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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
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The people I knew from work

The people I knew from work, or my co-workers to be more precise, were not the most sympathetic people I've met.


Is it from work? Is there a better way to say it?

  

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Is all right. "at the office" or "from the office" could do also.

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  • "at the office" or "from the office" could do also.
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Is all right.

"at the office" or "from the office" could do also.

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"from work" is OK.

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onelook

The people I knew from work, or my co-workers to be more precise, were not the most sympathetic people I've met.

I expected it to end thus: not the most sympathetic people I've ever met.

CJ

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