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    #1 03-Dec-2009, 09:51

    The use of 'owing to'

    Hi,

    I appreciate your help on this. Is it right to say that 'Mildred was fired from her job owing to her dishonesty'? Do we include the pronoun 'her' before 'dishonesty'? Thanks!
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    #2 23-Dec-2009, 10:07

    Re: The use of 'owing to'

    Not a teacher.
    Your sentence is correct. Find out at owing to - definition of owing to by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. and dishonesty examples and sentences on Wordnik
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