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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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'Who do you work for?" VS. "Who do you work under"?
'Who do you work for?" VS. "Who do you work under"?
Can I say either one for the same meaning or in the same situation? Or is there a meaning difference between them? Thank you so much as always and have a good and safe day.
Can I say either one for the same meaning or in the same situation? Or is there a meaning difference between them? Thank you so much as always and have a good and safe day.
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Anonymous Can I say either one for the same meaning or in the same situation? It is possible, but these are the normal understandings: Who do you work for? — I work for Samsung Who do you work under?
- Anonymous Can I say either one for the same meaning or in the same situation?
- It is possible, but these are the normal understandings: Who do you work for?
- — I work for Samsung Who do you work under?
- — I work under Oh-Hyun Kwon.
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AnonymousCan I say either one for the same meaning or in the same situation?It is possible, but these are the normal understandings:
Who do you work for?— I work for Samsung
Who do you work under?— I work under Oh-Hyun Kwon.
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Thank you so much and how about the meanings? I think there is not much difference between them. What do you think? Thank you so much as usual.
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AnonymousThank you so much and how about the meanings? I think there is not much difference between them. What do you think? Thank you so much as usual.I have just demonstrated the meanings. Which parts do you not understand?
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