What do I should use among following words? And what is the difference of them?
What do I should use among following words when I refer to one who work together at the same office?
(coworker, fellow, colleague. etc)
I'm a little confused myself.
PS. I'm not good at English grammar. Please understand my wrong and mistaken sentence, vocabulary and grammar. I've been studying grammar recently. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know mistakes that I made. Thank you.
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Answers · 3
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just to add an idea from odette's answer, you may also refer to them as "coemployee" or "office mate" (to sound a bit casual).
let me revise your sentence:
"What do I should use among following words when I refer to one who work together at the same office?"
"What should I use between the following words in referring to someone who works at the same office?"
or
"How do I call (or address) someone who works at the same office?"
good luck to you.! I believe that having that kind of attitude of yours, will lead you to success.
:)
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co worker - One who works with another; a fellow worker
fellow - in the broadest sense is someone who is an equal or a comrade.
colleague: an associate in a profession or in a civil or ecclesiastical office
It depends you can say he is a coworker, a fellow worker or a colleague if you have same profession...
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