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6Likes- 08-Mar-2011, 23:50 #11
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Re: Any problem to say "His occupation is an insurance agent."? 
I'll believe that No.2 is right when I see an occupation walking down the street with a label on its front which reads: "I belong to John and I'm an insurance agent".
- 09-Mar-2011, 14:18 #12
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Teacher Re: Any problem to say "His occupation is an insurance agent."? OK. Please advise when you see it, but in the meantime I'll consider the #2 version acceptable.
Originally Posted by The Dude 
I'll believe that No.2 is right when I see an occupation walking down the street with a label on its front which reads: "I belong to John and I'm an insurance agent".
- 06-Apr-2011, 05:03 #13
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: Any problem to say "His occupation is an insurance agent."? Hi, teachers. I am grateful to all your clarifications of the "answer", though a bit late. (Sorry, i have been away for a while.)
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