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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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Work in the
What's the difference between these sentences and are they grammatically correct:
They work in the same company. They work at the same company. They work for the same company.
They basically mean the same thing, correct? Thankyou.
They work in the same company. They work at the same company. They work for the same company.
They basically mean the same thing, correct? Thankyou.
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They are all fine and all have the same intent as they stand.
- They are all fine and all have the same intent as they stand.
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They are all fine and all have the same intent as they stand.
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