Which one is correct and appropriate one?
The management has instructed us not to carry out any personal work last week
The management has warned us not to do any personal work last week.
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Unless it was sent out as a threat, I would use 'instructed' or 'told'. However, do you mean LAST week? Is that the time when you were told this, in which case I'd put this information at the start, or have you been told not to carry out personal work NEXT week?
- Unless it was sent out as a threat, I would use 'instructed' or 'told'.
- However, do you mean LAST week?
- Is that the time when you were told this, in which case I'd put this information at the start, or have you been told not to carry out personal work NEXT week?
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- Last week, the management instructed us not to carry out any personal work.
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Unless it was sent out as a threat, I would use 'instructed' or 'told'. However, do you mean LAST week? Is that the time when you were told this, in which case I'd put this information at the start, or have you been told not to carry out personal work NEXT week?
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Last week, the management instructed us not to carry out any personal work.
The management told us not to do
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I meant. last week, we were informed by the management regarding the personal work.
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