T thehammer Member Joined Mar 20, 2023 Member Type Student or Learner Native Language Hindi Home Country India Current Location India Apr 21, 2023 #1 Is there another way to write these sentence? They sound verbal. 1- What is a government('s) selling its properties to private companies called?
Is there another way to write these sentence? They sound verbal. 1- What is a government('s) selling its properties to private companies called?
B Barque Banned Joined Nov 3, 2022 Member Type Interested in Language Native Language English Home Country India Current Location Singapore Apr 21, 2023 #2 thehammer said: They sound verbal. Click to expand... What does that mean? thehammer said: 1- What is a government('s) selling its properties to private companies called? Click to expand... What do you call a transaction where a government sells property to a private company? I think that's what you mean. It'd help if you'd explain.
thehammer said: They sound verbal. Click to expand... What does that mean? thehammer said: 1- What is a government('s) selling its properties to private companies called? Click to expand... What do you call a transaction where a government sells property to a private company? I think that's what you mean. It'd help if you'd explain.
T thehammer Member Thread starter Joined Mar 20, 2023 Member Type Student or Learner Native Language Hindi Home Country India Current Location India Apr 21, 2023 #3 Barque said: What does that mean? What do you call a transaction where a government sells property to a private company? I think that's what you mean. It'd help if you'd explain. Click to expand... A government's selling property to a foreign private company is called denationalization. Now if I asked it as a question does it sound right? What is a government's selling property to a foreign private company called?
Barque said: What does that mean? What do you call a transaction where a government sells property to a private company? I think that's what you mean. It'd help if you'd explain. Click to expand... A government's selling property to a foreign private company is called denationalization. Now if I asked it as a question does it sound right? What is a government's selling property to a foreign private company called?
B Barque Banned Joined Nov 3, 2022 Member Type Interested in Language Native Language English Home Country India Current Location Singapore Apr 21, 2023 #4 thehammer said: A government's selling property to a foreign private company is called denationalization. Click to expand... No. Denationalisation is different. thehammer said: What is a government's selling property to a foreign private company called? Click to expand... It's called a sale, believe it or not.
thehammer said: A government's selling property to a foreign private company is called denationalization. Click to expand... No. Denationalisation is different. thehammer said: What is a government's selling property to a foreign private company called? Click to expand... It's called a sale, believe it or not.
T thehammer Member Thread starter Joined Mar 20, 2023 Member Type Student or Learner Native Language Hindi Home Country India Current Location India Apr 21, 2023 #5 Barque said: No. Denationalisation is different. It's called a sale, believe it or not. Click to expand... What is a government's sale of property to a foreign private company called? Is that correct? Could suggest something better?
Barque said: No. Denationalisation is different. It's called a sale, believe it or not. Click to expand... What is a government's sale of property to a foreign private company called? Is that correct? Could suggest something better?
B Barque Banned Joined Nov 3, 2022 Member Type Interested in Language Native Language English Home Country India Current Location Singapore Apr 21, 2023 #6 thehammer said: What is a government's sale of property to a foreign private company called? Is that correct? Click to expand... Yes, you can use it. It's called a sale.
thehammer said: What is a government's sale of property to a foreign private company called? Is that correct? Click to expand... Yes, you can use it. It's called a sale.
