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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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a conceit person.

Though I have been a employee of your esteemed organisation, I had no right to share my thoughts in the meeting. So, I felt, disgraced and I had to leave the room/meeting without thought. Please do not consider me a self-pride or a conceit person, actually you don't know what is happening inside our organisation. Everyone is abandoning me in jealousy of my progress.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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User_gary Though I have been a e mployee [an] of your esteemed organisation, I had no right to share my thoughts in the meeting. ] . Please do not consider me a self-pride or a conceit person [selfish/self-centred conceited] A ctually you don't know what is happening inside our organisation.

— Feebs11

  • User_gary Though I have been a e mployee [an] of your esteemed organisation, I had no right to share my thoughts in the meeting.
  • ] .
  • Please do not consider me a self-pride or a conceit person [selfish/self-centred conceited] A ctually you don't know what is happening inside our organisation.
  • Everyone is abandoning me in jealousy of my progress.
  • Please correct my sentences.
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User_garyThough I have been a employee [an] of your esteemed organisation, I had no right to share my thoughts in the meeting. So, I felt, disgraced [unnecessary commas - remove] and I had to leave the room/meeting without thought
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Feebs11
User_garyThough I have been a employee [an] of your esteemed organisation, I had no right to share my thoughts in the meeting. So, I felt, disgraced [unnecessary commas - remove] and I had to leave the room/meeting
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...a conceited person. The adjective needs a noun. It's the same as 'a happy person' instead of 'a happy'.
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