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Ansonguy Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Word choice: oversee or manage houses/apartments
I have made up the example below.
(1) I said to John, "I am planning to buy a home. Do you know any real estate agent who oversees houses or apartments in your city?"
Most of my non-native English friends think "oversee" is the wrong word. They suggest "... real estate agent manages houses or apartments...".
I am not sure which verb is correct. If neither is correct, what would be a right verb? Thank you very much.
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(1) I said to John, "I am planning to buy a home. "
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(1) I said to John, "I am planning to buy a home. Do you know any real estate agent who is both qualified to sell residences in your city and who knows the area extremely well?"
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