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Daotiensinh Posted 15 years ago
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What does "inturn" mean?
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Please tell me what "inturn" means and some mistakes in words, grammar.. (im just beginning in English)
Please tell me what "inturn" means and some mistakes in words, grammar.. (im just beginning in English)
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I'm not familiar with the word. " It typically applies to medical students during a particular phase of their training, but can be used in any profession - although I've heard it used in only a few. I think the main feature is minimum pay.
- I'm not familiar with the word.
- " It typically applies to medical students during a particular phase of their training, but can be used in any profession - although I've heard it used in only a few.
- I think the main feature is minimum pay.
- It seems to be used in broadcasting and politics.
- " "In turn" as two words is quite common.
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I'm not familiar with the word.
An "intern" is a person who is undergoing "OJT," or "on-the-job training."
It typically applies to medical students during a particular phase of their training, but can be used in any profession - although I've heard it used in only a few. I think the main feature is minimum pay.
An "intern" is a person who is undergoing "OJT," or "on-the-job training."
It typically applies to medical students during a particular phase of their training, but can be used in any profession - although I've heard it used in only a few. I think the main feature is minimum pay.
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