She is considered to be the most beatiful woman in my company

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. Is this sentence right when I say somthing like:
    “She is considered to be the most beatiful woman in my company”.
  2. What does “antimoon” mean?
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If by ‘my company’ you mean ‘your place of work’, then the sentence is okay.

Where have you come across the word ‘antimoon’? If you mean this website:
antimoon.com/
then the word itself doesn’t seem to mean anything. It’s just the name for the website/learning method.

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thanks for your help.

  1. in the first one, may I also say “She is considered as the most beatiful woman in my company”.
    you are right.‘my company’ I mean ‘my place of work’.

  2. yes, I came across it on the internet and I looked it up in dictionary but I coul not find the meaning.

Thanks again.

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‘considered as’ does not work there.

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Beeesneees,

  1. Sita was considered as an excellent teacher (by her students).
  2. She was considered as the most beautiful woman (by all women).
    I hope #1 is correct.
    If #1 is correct, how #2 is wrong when the #2 sentence is in the same pattern of #1?
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Dear Beees,
I forget where I learned the idea: “my company” sometimes implies “my own company”. In other words, it implies I am the boss of the company.

Do you think it would better if the original poster used “our company”?
Thank you.

Justin

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That’s a very good suggestion, Justin. (Unless he does happen to be the boss, of course).