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Saltukhan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
1 Desire to work
Dear EF Members,
I want to tell that i started to this job with a huge desire to work many years.
I mean at first i was wiling to work for many years in this firm. But after a while i changed my mind.
How can i tell this thought with a good way?
"I started to the job with passion. I believed that I could work for many years in that firm." How is this?
"I believed that i can learn a lot of things about foreign trade and procurement. I was eager to improve my management skills." is this ok ?
I want to tell that i started to this job with a huge desire to work many years.
I mean at first i was wiling to work for many years in this firm. But after a while i changed my mind.
How can i tell this thought with a good way?
"I started to the job with passion. I believed that I could work for many years in that firm." How is this?
"I believed that i can learn a lot of things about foreign trade and procurement. I was eager to improve my management skills." is this ok ?
Top answer
It depends how formal/informal you want to be. Very informally: When I started the job, I was all gung-ho, but now I just slog through every day. Standard, your example with a few minor corrections: I started the job with a lot of enthusiasm (passion might not work for native speakers).
- It depends how formal/informal you want to be.
- Very informally: When I started the job, I was all gung-ho, but now I just slog through every day.
- Standard, your example with a few minor corrections: I started the job with a lot of enthusiasm (passion might not work for native speakers).
- I believed I could work there for many years.
- I also thought I would be able to learn ....
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It depends how formal/informal you want to be.
Very informally:
When I started the job, I was all gung-ho, but now I just slog through every day.
Standard, your example with a few minor corrections:
I started the job with a lot of enthusiasm (passion might not work for native speakers). I believed I could work there for many years. I also thought I would be ab
Very informally:
When I started the job, I was all gung-ho, but now I just slog through every day.
Standard, your example with a few minor corrections:
I started the job with a lot of enthusiasm (passion might not work for native speakers). I believed I could work there for many years. I also thought I would be ab
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