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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
was and were
is this correct
my OT was not allocated for today
or
my Ot were not allocated for today
my OT was not allocated for today
or
my Ot were not allocated for today
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Don't make us guess what your abbreviations mean. I assume it's "overtime". Is that right?
- Don't make us guess what your abbreviations mean.
- I assume it's "overtime".
- Is that right?
- "overtime" is singular.
- You need "was" if that's what OT means.
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Don't make us guess what your abbreviations mean. I assume it's "overtime". Is that right?
"overtime" is singular. You need "was" if that's what OT means.
CJ
"overtime" is singular. You need "was" if that's what OT means.
CJ
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