What's this sentence's mean?
I'm with Barclays Bank but I think I may change soon.
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The man work at Barclays Bank, or he just a client.
In addition, Barclays Bank should write ' Barclays Bank' or 'the Barclays Bank'?
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I am with barclays bank is okay to say his bank is barclays (unformal).
You will say that if you are customer but you could also say that if you work there.
No you dont write the barclays bank
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"I'm with Barclays Bank but I think I may change soon."
From this sentence alone, it's not clear whether the individual is a customer or an employee of the bank.
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In this sentence Barclays Bank is a person = I'm with Barclays Bank
But the second statement seems like its a place or bank name= but I think I may change soon.
So ask the person again to clear the statement.
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The man works at Barclays Bank.
Barclays Bank should be written 'Barclays Bank', not 'the Barclays Bank'.
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