She is a chairperson in charge of the food stalls. Does this sound natural?
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- Filipino
A little unnatural
I don't think you use 'chairperson' when describing food stalls. There might be another word that fits it. Also, you can use 'chairwoman' when you are referring to a 'she'.
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- English (UK)
- English (US)
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If there are multiple chairpersons in charge of the food stalls, then this is correct. If there is only one chairperson in charge of the food stalls (her), then it should be as follows:
She is the chairperson in charge of the food stalls.
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- English (US)
- Filipino
A little unnatural
I don't think you use 'chairperson' when describing food stalls. There might be another word that fits it. Also, you can use 'chairwoman' when you are referring to a 'she'.
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- Italian
A little unnatural
well if you want to say that She is the head of the stall you Can omit chairperson.
the full sentence would be:
"She is in charge of the food stalls"
if She is not the only One Just say:
'she is One of the chairpersons"
Even though chairperson is not that used. There are a lot of synonims.
Hope this helps :D
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@Nikorasu That makes sense. You are right.
@lorechiane Maybe I should say that she is the chairperson in charge of the management of the all stalls.
@IelaDior Thank you for advising. I just wanted to use "chairperson" because I just learnt it yesterday :)
Thanks a lot everyone!
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