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15 January
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Question about English (US)
He conferred with Hill and the others in his office.
Does it mean
participants:Hill, the others in his office
where it was held:not mentioned
or
participants:Hill, the others
where it was held:his office
??
He conferred with Hill and the others in his office.
Does it mean
participants:Hill, the others in his office
where it was held:not mentioned
or
participants:Hill, the others
where it was held:his office
??
Does it mean
participants:Hill, the others in his office
where it was held:not mentioned
or
participants:Hill, the others
where it was held:his office
??
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- English (US)
They are technically both correct, but it is highly likely it’s the second one.
- English (US)
actually both are wrong.
conferred is talking. usually when professionals like a doctor or engineer discuss with colleges.
I conferred with my boss and you will not be part of the team.
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- Korean
@cme4pif I don't understand..
That sentence is from an English dictionary
That sentence is from an English dictionary
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