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Hello! I think "It" would fit in here better than "In" since "In" usually indicates an location, and we want to indicate a noun (the fact), not a location.
Yes, it should be 'it'.
is "absent from his assignment" ok? I mean the assignment is most likely meant in a school context and not in a military one right?
> I mean the assignment is most likely meant in a school
> context and not in a military one right?
Or work.
> is "absent from his assignment" ok?
It's not brilliant. It might be better to re-write the English translation from scratch.
>Or work.
wow never new that ^^, thx :)
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In is important to avoid having anyone absent from his assignment.
lisatud tundmatu kasutaja poolt, date unknown
ühendatud tundmatu kasutaja poolt, date unknown
It is important to avoid having anyone absent from his assignment.
muudetud kasutaja blay_paul poolt, 30. juuni 2010
