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Swapan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Using ON or IN with (verb) orient
Please reply me which sentence is correct in using preposition with orient:
To orient 12 staff involved in teaching ON grade two
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To orient 12 staff involved in teaching IN grade two
To orient 12 staff involved in teaching ON grade two
or
To orient 12 staff involved in teaching IN grade two
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swapan which sentence is correct Neither is correct; no preposition should be used. To orient 12 staff involved in teaching grade two . That phrase is independent of the verb 'orient'.
- swapan which sentence is correct Neither is correct; no preposition should be used.
- To orient 12 staff involved in teaching grade two .
- That phrase is independent of the verb 'orient'.
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swapanwhich sentence is correctNeither is correct; no preposition should be used.
To orient 12 staff involved in teaching grade two.
That phrase is independent of the verb 'orient'.
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Please ignore my previous post and reply me which sentence is correct in using preposition with orient. (Sorry for the inconvenience) :
To orient 12 staff involved in the special education project ON grade two materials
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To orient 12 staff involved in the special education project IN grade two materials
To orient 12 staff involved in the special education project ON grade two materials
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To orient 12 staff involved in the special education project IN grade two materials
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Neither one is a sentence; they are merely infinitive phrases. Is this what you mean?—
To orient 12 staff involved in the special education project to grade two materials.
To orient 12 staff involved in the special education project to grade two materials.
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