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2008年4月21日 · Thanks again for all your answers. So, if I understand correctly, in case of doubt, I should go for "Responsible FOR". Therefore, the following would be sentence: " Mr. X also worked as a press officer, responsible FOR the Internet promotion while assisting the person in charge of the hydraulic department."
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2008年3月2日 · Each one is responsible for their health. They have to accept the consequences of their actions, they are the ones who deserve the blame or the credit for their own health. Each one is responsible about their health. They do a good job of maintaining their health and taking care of themselves. But I agree with you, I think the use of "for" is ...
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Jul 12, 2009. #2. The sentence doesn't make sense as it is now. Both 'main' and 'responsible' are adjectives, so they can't take a plural, but need a noun. For example: The Deltas are the main things responsible for Mars to be what it is today. With 'responsible', I think you have to say 'responsible for being', not 'responsible to be'. So:
Responsible "OF" or responsible "FOR", and why?
English-US. Oct 18, 2012. #4. Maybe this entry from MW* will do the trick: 2 a : likely to be called upon to answer <a man is responsible for his acts> b : answerable as the primary cause, motive, or agent whether of evil or good : creditable or chargeable with the result -- used with for <responsible for her injury> <a committee responsible ...
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Russian. Feb 25, 2012. #2. No, you can't. "To be responsible with" is the expression meaning "using judiciously, realizing what you do and the consequences it might cause". "To be responsible for" means "to take the responsibility for actions". - We have just bought some fireworks. I trust you to be responsible with them, when we use them tonight.
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2006年12月2日 · 1) "Be responsible to the people" means probably that the responsible person was elected/appointed in order to do somethign for the people and is responsible to them for the manner in which she discharges her duty. " 2)be responsible for the people's safety and rights." means that someone is a police officer, fire-fighter, court official or the ...
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2019年6月29日 · Hi all, Is it correct to use the structure "be responsible to do something"? e.g. I'm responsible to take care of my family. e.g. He is responsible to do the housework. Many thanks. :)
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2015年9月19日 · Hi, I'm writing my CV, I would like to write a heading of my responsibility in an organization and also describe my responsibilities, can I mention: Responsible person for documentation in ZZ Book Fest an annual book festival. I was responsible for the documentation in this event. I was...
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2015年5月2日 · Thank you! Is "be held responsible" the same as "hold responsible"? No. If you insist on doing this, you will hold responsible for this action. Is this also correct? No. SwissPete & Parla already answered this question. If so, what's the difference?
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2017年1月25日 · The meaning may (less often) be in charge: A statement was made in Parliament by the responsible minister. If you put it after the noun, the meaning is always in charge. Example: I would like to see the person responsible. (1) The responsible staff member is an experienced employee. (2) The staff member responsible is an experienced employee.