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Square100 Posted 12 years ago
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Who throws the most curveballs (on?) your way
Trying to keep co-workers from impinging on your productive time is ticklish enough; things get even more sensitive when you have to tell your boss
that you don’t have time to waste. But your supervisor is often the one who throws the most curveballs your way when it comes to using your time in the most productive way.
Source: "Successful Time Management FOR DUMMIES," by Dirk Zeller.
I am confused about the clause "who throws the most curveballs your way ."
Shouldn't it be "who throws the most curveballs on your way" or something else.
Thanks.
that you don’t have time to waste. But your supervisor is often the one who throws the most curveballs your way when it comes to using your time in the most productive way.
Source: "Successful Time Management FOR DUMMIES," by Dirk Zeller.
I am confused about the clause "who throws the most curveballs your way ."
Shouldn't it be "who throws the most curveballs on your way" or something else.
Thanks.
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Square100 Shouldn't it be "who throws the most curveballs on your way" No, the original is correct. throws curveballs your way = creates unexpected problems for you
- Square100 Shouldn't it be "who throws the most curveballs on your way" No, the original is correct.
- throws curveballs your way = creates unexpected problems for you
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Square100Shouldn't it be "who throws the most curveballs on your way"No, the original is correct.
throws curveballs your way = creates unexpected problems for you
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