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[sabari69]

Dear All

Is it right to say "

This email is only for employees working out of club House, andheri "

[Raymott]

Dear All

Is it right to say "

This email is only for employees working out of club House, andheri "

Yes. Probably "This email is intended only for ..." is better.
What does andheri mean?

[sabari69]

Thanks for u r reply

andhei is a place

i thought it would be better if we ask " the e mail is for those who are working at club house, andheri"

Dose it not misleading if we say it is meant for all who works out of andheri ( some place)
(FOr those working other than andheri)

This phrase OUT OF can be used as in the following egs:

He did it out of fear,love (where it displays one's character )
He is out of andheri ( Literally meaning moving away )
This toy is made out of some by products of metals

what is u r opinion?

[Raymott]

thanks for u r reply :-d

andhei is a place

i thought it would be better if we ask " the e mail is for those who are working at club house, andheri"
yes, much better, if the email is meant for people working at the club.

dose it not misleading if we say it is meant for all who works out of andheri ( some place)
working "out of a place" means you are based at a place, and working elsewhere, perhaps in the community. If the email is for them, you'd phrase it as did originally.
(for those working other than andheri)

this phrase out of can be used as in the following egs:

He did it out of fear,love (where it displays one's character )
he is out of andheri ( literally meaning moving away )
this toy is made out of some by products of metals

what is u r opinion?

r.

[sabari69]

Thanks Raymott