A keen learner
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Hi!
I'm wondering if it might be possible to use the preposition "for" in this sentence:
She had never worked as an employee for a hospital before.
In my area, I've heard people say "an employee in/at/of a hospital" (or a hospital employee), so I don't know whether its use is grammatical or not.
I'm wondering if it might be possible to use the preposition "for" in this sentence:
She had never worked as an employee for a hospital before.
In my area, I've heard people say "an employee in/at/of a hospital" (or a hospital employee), so I don't know whether its use is grammatical or not.