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Dec 2, 2006 · responsible for doing something He is responsible for recruiting and training new staff. 6 be responsible to somebody if you are responsible to someone, that person is in charge of your work …
Responsible "OF" or responsible "FOR", and why? - WordReference …
Oct 18, 2012 · Here is an example.In the dormitory, your mother-sister reminds you and your dorm mates to be responsible in all your actions, how should she say it? a.) You are mature enough, so …
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Jun 29, 2019 · Hi all, Is it correct to use the structure "be responsible to do something"? e.g. I'm responsible to take care of my family. e.g. He is responsible to do the housework. Many thanks. :)
have the responsibility of doing/to do | WordReference Forums
Nov 14, 2018 · Hi! Could you please explain the difference between 1) "have the responsilitity of doing" and 2) "have the responsibility to do"? My guess is: 1) refers to someone's regular duties and 2) …
be held responsible vs hold responsible - WordReference Forums
May 2, 2015 · Thank you! Is "be held responsible" the same as "hold responsible"? If you insist on doing this, you will hold responsible for this action. Is this also correct? If so, what's the difference?
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Feb 25, 2012 · No, responsible for would not be OK in this case. Responsible with means responsible with the way they (presumably the farmers) handle the drugs, how they administer them, how they …
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Jul 12, 2009 · The Deltas are the main responsible for Mars to be what it is today. Hello, I have 2 questions about this sentence, please: 1- once "Deltas" is plural, should "responsible" also be? 2- is …
Accountable vs Responsible - WordReference Forums
Sep 2, 2009 · Responsible is a very general term, with the kind of meaning outlined above. Accountable is a very specific term. If I am accountable for something, it means that I have responsibilities to …
Responsibilities vs responsible | WordReference Forums
Feb 4, 2012 · That's "the state or quality of being responsible," which isn't really that countable. So that stays singular for the most part. Basically, you have to decide which kind of responsibility you're …
who/which provided vs responsible for providing
Aug 6, 2018 · Hi, I would please ask you which of the options in bold (if any) is correct in the following (I prefer the latter): She first came to know and appreciate VU Inc. while working at ED Inc., where she …