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Do "got approved" and "was approved" have the same
Hello, everyone, I was wondering if these terms have the same meaning. The sentence that got me thinking on it is the following: "In the end, I was approved for a
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Get approved FROM or BY
3 I need to ask my colleague to get the approval from his manager for something to process further.. Which of the below sentences are appropriate in this scenario? Please get
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once approved/once I have your approval/once it is
You can say: I will submit it once approved (by you). In this context you don''t need ''by you'' because you have just asked her to approve it, so it''s obvious.
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[are approved] or [have been approved] | WordReference
I have made up the sentences below. (1a) Jack tells me, "Yesterday, I went to the club and asked to renew my membership there." I ask him, "What did they say?" He replies, "I
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word usage
Therefore, pre-approved means not yet approved. You do find meaningless phrases like pre-approved and pre-booked used by marketers and advertisers but they cannot
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is approved and need to be approved
I would like to make sure about the meaning and difference about two important sentences: Permission to have a business trip is approved by the department head.
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was approved / has been approved
which one of these is correct? the context should be in past? The correction which I was/have been asked to approved, was/has been approved.
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Do we reply "approve" or "approved" in an approval request
This should be: Approved. The full sentence version would be: This has now been approved. This is because it is in the past tense. Since it''s a pretty relaxed environment, there
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approved on my end
Hello, The invoice is approved on my end. (means that there are other people that need to give approvals) Is it the right expression? Should I use something else?
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Why is it necessary to add the "of" in "approved of
Approved implies actual control or supervision: the manager approved my expenses. Approved of does not; rather, it implies merely an opinion: I approve of his choice of
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