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    "becoming part of" oder "becoming _a_ part of" (instead of "work for")?

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    "becoming part of" oder "becoming _a_ part of" (instead of "work for")?

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    Hi there,

    Do you say "becoming part of" or "becoming _a_ part of" (if you want to say "work for")? If both versions are OK, can you please explain what the difference is?

    Thanks! :)

    Kind regards,
    Chris

    P.S.: The whole sentence is: "Becoming (a) part of has been a dream of mine since my college days."/"It has always been a dream of mine to become (a) part of ."
    AuthorResidentGeek (260717) 19 Jun 11, 23:47
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    Becoming part of your team/company has been a dream of mine since my college days.
    #1AuthorPalumbo (763281) 20 Jun 11, 01:25
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    Becoming a part of ...

    also works; there's really no difference in meaning.
    #2Author dude (253248) 20 Jun 11, 03:48
     
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