We all know the answer to this question should be "no", but I've been trying a "workaround" that might be of interest to others. The situation was my OCC city was surrounded by Plains and I had a couple precharged Settlers (around 10 turns each) when I discovered Explosives and built my first Engineers. I wanted to turn the Plains to Grass ASAP and I thought about the precharging of the Settlers. I moved one settler on a road onto a Plains square and started Mining, then moved one Engineer onto the same square and did the same. The Settler transfered its ten turns of precharging to the Engineer (which equaled 5 turns of Engineer work). Then I woke up the Engineer, changed him to "transfOrm" and had the Grass tile in half the time. I set the Settler back to charging again (Mining a Plains is a good job, since it is supposed to take 15 Settler turns and Plains are usually roaded early) and did the same with the other precharged one. The only tricky part I saw was the right time to wake up the Engineer - AFTER he did his own work on the Mining job.
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