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torybrooks

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Which reflect poor grammar and inappropriate language at work? Select all that apply.
◦ "Me and him will take care of it."
◦ "That guy just went down the hall."
◦ "We were at work yesterday."
◦ "The women have left for lunch."
◦ "I seen you arrive on time."
◦ "He and I are working on the records."
◦ "She don't know how it happened."


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Marked as best answer by torybrooks on Jul 27, 2019

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