difference of "premise" and "prerequisite"
I want to say, the "prerequisite/ premise" that my boss will promote me is that I finish this project independently.
which word I should use "prerequisite or premise"?
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The prerequisite to my boss promoting me is that I finish this project independently.
My boss promised me that he would promote me if I can finish this project without any help.
The word is probably "promise" not premise.
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You could say "The prerequisite that my boss will promote me is that I finish this project independently". However, there are different ways to say it that use more common language, such as: "If I finish this project independently, my boss will promote me"
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