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How do you say this in English (US)? are the both same meaning?
1. in charge of
2. undertake
How do you say this in English (US)? are the both same meaning?
1. in charge of
2. undertake
1. in charge of
2. undertake
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Hi @Iamgonnabeableto
In charge of and undertake have different meanings.
Examples:
In charge of:
‘You will be in charge of the children on our school trip’.
Undertake:
‘I am about to undertake a very difficult job next week, taking children on a school trip’.
Please let me know if you need more examples.
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