curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65b623813c9f7d5b26b3437f.md
The phrase responsible for means someone has a duty to do something at work or in life. You can use a noun or an -ing form of a verb to describe the duties or tasks.
Examples: She's responsible for the team., or I am responsible for teaching English.
Well, she's BLANK BLANK hiring people and taking care of workers.
responsible
This word means having a duty or job to do something.
for
This preposition is used to connect responsible with the tasks she does.
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