Q queux Member Joined Jun 26, 2007 Member Type Student or Learner Jun 20, 2008 #1 Hello there.. Which of the following is correct? What's the difference? "areas of improvement" "areas for improvement" Thank you.
Hello there.. Which of the following is correct? What's the difference? "areas of improvement" "areas for improvement" Thank you.
S srh jne Member Joined Jun 20, 2008 Member Type Other Jun 20, 2008 #2 'areas of improvement' means the improvement is currently on going or being improved. while 'areas for improvement' nothing has been done yet
'areas of improvement' means the improvement is currently on going or being improved. while 'areas for improvement' nothing has been done yet
S srh jne Member Joined Jun 20, 2008 Member Type Other Jun 20, 2008 #3 srh jne said: 'areas of improvement' means the improvement is currently on going or being improved. while 'areas for improvement' nothing has been done yet Click to expand... . it is actually both correct, depending on what you want to say.
srh jne said: 'areas of improvement' means the improvement is currently on going or being improved. while 'areas for improvement' nothing has been done yet Click to expand... . it is actually both correct, depending on what you want to say.
