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Slide red 818 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Work as a volunteer at/for/to/with Oxfam
Which preposition is correct in this sentence:
"He worked as a volunteer ... Oxfam"
A. at B. for C. to D. with
I chose B, but I am not sure it is correct or not as I also saw sentence: "Volunteer with us"
Many thanks for your sharing
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You can both use at and for despite the fact that they have different meanings. with is used when you are a partner of job
- You can both use at and for despite the fact that they have different meanings.
- with is used when you are a partner of job
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You can both use at and for despite the fact that they have different meanings. with is used when you are a partner of job
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