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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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work with

I work with/in a team of 5 scienties.

Is there any difference?
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"in a team" means you're definitely a member of the team. "with a team" means you may or may not be a "member" of the team. You may be an "outside consultant," or something like that.

— Avangi

  • "in a team" means you're definitely a member of the team.
  • "with a team" means you may or may not be a "member" of the team.
  • You may be an "outside consultant," or something like that.
  • - A.
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"in a team" means you're definitely a member of the team.

"with a team" means you may or may not be a "member" of the team. You may be an "outside consultant," or something like that.

- A.
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New2grammar work with/in a team of 5 scienties.(scientists)
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