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Immie Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Thorough OR Throughout

( ) her service in the company , She never failed to support and encourage her subordinate.

Please advise which one is correct and reason .
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First, which do you think is correct?
Remember to look in your dictionary.

Clive
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Are you sure you meant "thorough"? That is an adjective, therefore, it wouldn't make sense there... I suppose you meant "through". In that case, I have to say I would use "throughout", but honestly I don't know the difference, and "through" may also be correct. But I'm virtually sure "thorough" is not appliable...
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Dear Clive,

I think both are corrext so that I asked.
Please advise me.
Thanks.
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immieDear Clive,
Hey?! What about me?? Didn't you read my reply too?! I don't like it when people don't read what I post when I'm trying to answer them. If you do that again, I'll refuse to respond to you anymore.
immieI think both are corrext so that I asked.
No. "Thorough" is wrong here, because, as I said, it's an ad
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