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How do you use assigned in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "assigned" in a sentence:

Simple:

* The teacher assigned us homework for the weekend.

* Each student was assigned a different project.

* I was assigned the task of organizing the meeting.

More complex:

* The detective assigned to the case was determined to find the culprit.

* The company assigned a new team to work on the software upgrade.

* The doctor assigned me a course of medication.

Using "assigned" in different tenses:

* My boss assigned me a new client yesterday. (past tense)

* We are assigned to a specific team for this project. (present tense)

* The tickets will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. (future tense)

With different types of nouns:

* The manager assigned me a new desk. (physical object)

* The professor assigned a reading for the class. (task)

* The judge assigned a lawyer to the defendant. (person)

Remember, "assigned" means to give someone a particular task, role, or responsibility.

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