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Join / Combine / Merge / Unite
I have a lot of tasks to do to at work. And I try to prioritize them. For example, I have task number one and task number two. And I need to merge them into a single one. What’s the most natural way? And which ones don’t sound natural?
1. I need to merge 2 tasks into one single.
2. I need to combine 2 tasks into one single.
3. I need to unite task 1 and 2.
4. I need to join task 1 and 2 together.
Do all of them sound natural?
Thank you!
Join / Combine / Merge / Unite
I have a lot of tasks to do to at work. And I try to prioritize them. For example, I have task number one and task number two. And I need to merge them into a single one. What’s the most natural way? And which ones don’t sound natural?
1. I need to merge 2 tasks into one single.
2. I need to combine 2 tasks into one single.
3. I need to unite task 1 and 2.
4. I need to join task 1 and 2 together.
Do all of them sound natural?
Thank you!
I have a lot of tasks to do to at work. And I try to prioritize them. For example, I have task number one and task number two. And I need to merge them into a single one. What’s the most natural way? And which ones don’t sound natural?
1. I need to merge 2 tasks into one single.
2. I need to combine 2 tasks into one single.
3. I need to unite task 1 and 2.
4. I need to join task 1 and 2 together.
Do all of them sound natural?
Thank you!
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@maria_borikova I would say that all of them sound a bit unnatural. The most natural way to say this is:
“I need to combine two tasks into one.”
I think the best way to say it for the setting is, “I must complete both tasks at the same time.” It’s a bit strange to combine tasks, but rather it’s more natural to work on them simultaneously, especially depending upon the kind of work it’s related to.
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- Inglés (US)
@maria_borikova I would say that all of them sound a bit unnatural. The most natural way to say this is:
“I need to combine two tasks into one.”
I think the best way to say it for the setting is, “I must complete both tasks at the same time.” It’s a bit strange to combine tasks, but rather it’s more natural to work on them simultaneously, especially depending upon the kind of work it’s related to.
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