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"given an assignment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a task or project that has been assigned to someone. Example: John was given an assignment to write a report on the company's sales performance. He completed it with dedication and submitted it to his manager on time.
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"Nobody was given an assignment.
I learned several things: always listen closely when given an assignment.
Which means that when given an assignment, you want to do your best.
Recently, one student she tutors was given an assignment with prescribed sentence length and rigid structure.
The group of 16 is divided into two teams, each of which is given an assignment described by Mr. Trump.
The students are given an assignment for their last week of training that will involve working with the company.
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"I remember when I was a junior the teacher gave an assignment: write down your three most closely held values.
In this manner, he gave an assignment to the two hundred or so guests in the hotel ballroom.
All three were give an assignment on Discovery to determine which would be awarded the creative duties on the company's account, with billings estimated at $30 million.
Here's another question I'll ask: "Tell me about a time when you had to give an assignment to your team and it didn't go well.
The course tutor gives an assignment to the students asking them to design a High Level Software Diagram for a web based application for an electronic book store.
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