The phrase "assignment something" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I need to finish the assignment something by tomorrow."
Alternatives: "assignment task" or "assignment project".
It must have seemed a quixotic assignment, something like being asked to measure the exact amount of anger in the world.
"It was almost like an academic assignment — something you would give your best brain," said Mark Wigley, the dean of Columbia's architecture school.
Nearly 30 years ago, a seventh grader at the East Midwood Hebrew Day School in Brooklyn needed to complete a social studies assignment, something along the lines of what was it like in the olden days.
That is all while drawing the toughest defensive assignments, something Mbah a Moute is no stranger to.
Rather than assigning something different every night, it is wise to assign one or two more substantial assignments on Monday and then collect these assignments on Friday.
In accepting the portrait commission, after rejecting a dozen earlier opportunities, Jamie Wyeth said in an interview, he saw the assignment as something of a test.
Early in his career, he worked in journalism, at junior levels, at CNN, Harper's magazine and Audubon magazine, so his current assignment represents something of a return.
Should the two hit it off, the relationship could well continue beyond this initial 10-day assignment, addressing something of a curiosity in recent times that has seen England, light in the slow bowling department since the retirement of Graeme Swann, devoid of any such coach in their first team set-up.
Seal the deal by giving them a timed assignment -- something they could encounter regularly in the role their applying for -- and see how they perform.
Was it for a homework assignment or something you have downloaded?
Make it look like a homework assignment or something boring, so no one will bother to read it.
