To surveil/to give surveillance
Is this sentence correct (or does it make sense):
a) "He was scheduled to surveil the examinations."
b) "He was scheduled to give surveillance during examinations."
Note: By 'to surveil' or 'to give surveillance', I mean that he will the teacher present during an examination (so that the people taking the examination don't cheat)."
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Christine Christie Is this sentence correct (or does it make sense): US English has a word for that, "proctor", noun and verb. He was scheduled to proctor the exams. Surveillance is more quasi-military, comprehensive and covert.
- Christine Christie Is this sentence correct (or does it make sense): US English has a word for that, "proctor", noun and verb.
- He was scheduled to proctor the exams.
- Surveillance is more quasi-military, comprehensive and covert.
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Christine ChristieIs this sentence correct (or does it make sense):
US English has a word for that, "proctor", noun and verb. He was scheduled to proctor the exams. Surveillance is more quasi-military, comprehensive and covert.
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