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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
The use of the word doubt
Is it correct to say a supervisor will be sent to solve any doubts that might arise from staging or a supervisor will be sent to answer any questions that might arise from staging.
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"solve any doubts" doesn't sound right. "answer any questions" is fine. You're sure "staging" is the right word for what you mean, are you?
- "solve any doubts" doesn't sound right.
- "answer any questions" is fine.
- You're sure "staging" is the right word for what you mean, are you?
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"solve any doubts" doesn't sound right.
"answer any questions" is fine.
You're sure "staging" is the right word for what you mean, are you?
"answer any questions" is fine.
You're sure "staging" is the right word for what you mean, are you?
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