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Miyabi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Work well / getting along well
Hi, everybody
Is it correct to say this? "Peter works well with his colleagues."
The above sentence hs the same mean meaning as "Peter getting along well with hiscolleagues."?
Thank you!
Is it correct to say this? "Peter works well with his colleagues."
The above sentence hs the same mean meaning as "Peter getting along well with hiscolleagues."?
Thank you!
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Hi, Is it correct to say this? " This focuses on the fact that they do good work together. "?
- Hi, Is it correct to say this?
- " This focuses on the fact that they do good work together.
- "?
- It should be 'Peter gets along well with his colleagues'.
- This tells us they have a good social relationship, They like each other.
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Hi,
Is it correct to say this? "Peter works well with his colleagues." This focuses on the fact that they do good work together.
The above sentence hs the same mean meaning as "Peter getting along well with hiscolleagues."?
It should be 'Peter gets along well with his
Is it correct to say this? "Peter works well with his colleagues." This focuses on the fact that they do good work together.
The above sentence hs the same mean meaning as "Peter getting along well with hiscolleagues."?
It should be 'Peter gets along well with his
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miyabi"Peter works well with his colleagues."They are similar, but not identical.
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"Petergettinggets along well with his colleagues."?
works well suggests doing work together with others effectively.
gets along well suggests being good at fitting in socially with othe
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