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I have re-assigned vs I re-assigned

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I have re-assigned' is used when you want to emphasize that the action of re-assigning was completed recently or has an impact on the present. 'I re-assigned' is a simple past tense construction indicating that the re-assignment took place in the past without specifying the exact timing.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 798 views

I have re-assigned

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a recent or present action of re-assigning.

Use 'I have re-assigned' when you want to emphasize that the action of re-assigning was completed recently or has an impact on the present.

Examples:

  • I have re-assigned the tasks to different team members.
  • She has re-assigned the project to a new manager.
  • Heard you were re-assigned to foot patrol.
  • Travers was re-assigned To a different case by the d.A.
  • As a result, you've been re-assigned to the Faso case.
  • Parliament underlines that the costs are half as high as 70 % of the interpreters not used can be re-assigned.
  • In the event of a health problem (defined homogeneously throughout the EU) the crew member must be re-assigned as ground crew.
  • Any spectrum that has become unnecessary for the achievement of public interest objectives should be recovered and re-assigned in accordance with the Authorisation Directive.
  • Data 4: Power of vessel re-assigned (kW).
  • Following the establishment of the European External Action Service, various offices and directorates are to be involved in a general reorganisation which, although not yet clearly defined, should result in programming responsibilities being re-assigned, from both a geographical and thematic point of view.
  • The net proceeds from the sale of publications shall be re-used as assigned revenue by the institution which is the author of those publications, in accordance with Article 18 of the Financial Regulation.
  • in situations of the type referred to in Article 239 where repayment or remission is conditional upon the goods being exported or re-exported or being assigned an equivalent customs-approved treatment or use.
  • In the ten years that I have been an MEP I have never encountered such a personal, aggressive and abusive campaign as I have with this particular directive.
  • Although I have voted in favour of the directive, I have great difficulty with it and I have been tempted to vote against.
  • I have been poisoned so many times, I have developed an immunity.
  • I have been booed for what I have said at public meetings on capital punishment.
  • Wherever I have travelled I have visited small clinics for reproductive health and rights.
  • I have- I have anger issues.
  • I have already explained to the rapporteur why I have some doubts about them.
  • I have no information beyond what I have given as to whether such requests are being made.
  • But I have special skills. I have overhead.
  • So I have at least eight years until I have to make this decision.

Alternatives:

  • I have reassigned
  • I have assigned again
  • I have redistributed
  • I have reallocated
  • I have moved around

I re-assigned

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a simple past action of re-assigning without specifying the exact timing.

Use 'I re-assigned' when you want to indicate that the re-assignment took place in the past without emphasizing the recentness or present impact of the action.

Examples:

  • I re-assigned the tasks to different team members last week.
  • She re-assigned the project to a new manager a month ago.
  • Heard you were re-assigned to foot patrol.
  • Travers was re-assigned To a different case by the d.A.
  • As a result, you've been re-assigned to the Faso case.
  • Parliament underlines that the costs are half as high as 70 % of the interpreters not used can be re-assigned.
  • In the event of a health problem (defined homogeneously throughout the EU) the crew member must be re-assigned as ground crew.
  • Any spectrum that has become unnecessary for the achievement of public interest objectives should be recovered and re-assigned in accordance with the Authorisation Directive.
  • Data 4: Power of vessel re-assigned (kW).
  • Following the establishment of the European External Action Service, various offices and directorates are to be involved in a general reorganisation which, although not yet clearly defined, should result in programming responsibilities being re-assigned, from both a geographical and thematic point of view.
  • The net proceeds from the sale of publications shall be re-used as assigned revenue by the institution which is the author of those publications, in accordance with Article 18 of the Financial Regulation.
  • in situations of the type referred to in Article 239 where repayment or remission is conditional upon the goods being exported or re-exported or being assigned an equivalent customs-approved treatment or use.
  • I've got myself re-assigned.
  • I thought I was being re-assigned to field duty.
  • If the roles were re-assigned.

Alternatives:

  • I reassigned
  • I assigned again
  • I redistributed
  • I reallocated
  • I moved around

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