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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
Hello. Which term is correct?
1. Pupil in Chamber
OR
2. Pupil in Chambers
Please and thank you.
1. Pupil in Chamber
OR
2. Pupil in Chambers
Please and thank you.
Top answer
Hi, What kind of pupil? What kind of chamber? Are you possibly talking about someone who is learning to be a barrister?
- Hi, What kind of pupil?
- What kind of chamber?
- Are you possibly talking about someone who is learning to be a barrister?
- Clive
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Hi,
What kind of pupil? What kind of chamber?
Are you possibly talking about someone who is learning to be a barrister?
Clive
What kind of pupil? What kind of chamber?
Are you possibly talking about someone who is learning to be a barrister?
Clive
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Yes. A pupil learning to become a barrister. How should one address oneself?
Example:
1. Hello, I am a pupil in chambers at Messrs X & Y.
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2. Hello, I am a pupil in chamber at Messrs X & Y.
Example:
1. Hello, I am a pupil in chambers at Messrs X & Y.
OR
2. Hello, I am a pupil in chamber at Messrs X & Y.
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Hi,
As with every profession, barristers have their jargon.
The offices of a group of barristers are called their 'chambers'.
I'm not sure how they speak of pupils. 'A pupil in chambers' sounds like it is probably right, but have a l
As with every profession, barristers have their jargon.
The offices of a group of barristers are called their 'chambers'.
I'm not sure how they speak of pupils. 'A pupil in chambers' sounds like it is probably right, but have a l
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