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25 Oct 2017
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I don’t know how to use this phrase !
Pass~on to
The sentence is “ Philadelphia Telecom help desk stuff are required to customer’s inquires on the spot unless they need to pass the issue on technical representatives .”
Could you give me another examples if you can :)
I don’t know how to use this phrase !
Pass~on to
The sentence is “ Philadelphia Telecom help desk stuff are required to customer’s inquires on the spot unless they need to pass the issue on technical representatives .”
Could you give me another examples if you can :)
Pass~on to
The sentence is “ Philadelphia Telecom help desk stuff are required to customer’s inquires on the spot unless they need to pass the issue on technical representatives .”
Could you give me another examples if you can :)
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Oh, it's like when you don't know something, so you pass it (give it) to someone else who might know. ^^
Ex. 'She didn't know the answer to the customer's question, so she passed it (the question) on to another colleague.'
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Oh, it's like when you don't know something, so you pass it (give it) to someone else who might know. ^^
Ex. 'She didn't know the answer to the customer's question, so she passed it (the question) on to another colleague.'
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