Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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The new employee should just learn the essentials at this time.
The new employee should just learn the essentials at this point in time.
The new employee should just learn the basic essentials at this time.
The new employee should just learn the essentials at this point in time.
The new employee should just learn the basic essentials at this time.
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What is your question? In my opinion, the best sentence of the three you have written is: The new employee should just learn the essentials at this time. I would write, however: At this time, the new employee should just learn the essentials (or basics).
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What is your question?
In my opinion, the best sentence of the three you have written is:
The new employee should just learn the essentials at this time.
I would write, however:
At this time, the new employee should just learn the essentials (or basics).
John
In my opinion, the best sentence of the three you have written is:
The new employee should just learn the essentials at this time.
I would write, however:
At this time, the new employee should just learn the essentials (or basics).
John
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