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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Vocabulary doubt!
A: I did not violate the regulations. I want to make sure that everything is according to the defined regulations and that is my concern.
B: What makes you say that? Are you concerned that your work is not in accordance with the regulations.
A: Not at all! That was just a statement.
Is "that was just a statement" appropriate in the context?
By the way, is it "in accordance to" or "accordance with"?
Thanks!
B: What makes you say that? Are you concerned that your work is not in accordance with the regulations.
A: Not at all! That was just a statement.
Is "that was just a statement" appropriate in the context?
By the way, is it "in accordance to" or "accordance with"?
Thanks!
Top answer
- -Yes. -- 'In accordance to' is not an accepted form.
- - -Yes.
- -- 'In accordance to' is not an accepted form.
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Is "that was just a statement" appropriate in the context?--Yes.
By the way, is it "in accordance to" or "accordance with"?-- 'In accordance to' is not an accepted form.
By the way, is it "in accordance to" or "accordance with"?-- 'In accordance to' is not an accepted form.
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