Say you want to tell someone you really want to work at Microsoft.
I want to work at Microsoft, in the consulting department.
I want to work at in the consulting department, at Microsoft.
Is the phrase better with the comma or without?
2007-01-09
12:59:06
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I want to work at Microsoft, in the consulting department.
I want to work in the consulting department, at Microsoft.
2007-01-09
13:25:07 ·
update #1
The beginning is not so important, just wondering which is the better of the 2 sentences. BTW I am looking to emphasize Microsoft a bit,
2007-01-09
13:29:54 ·
update #2