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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Any better expression or any corrections? no.6
As long as you are happy, I do not care what job you are doing.
Unless you are unhappy, you can do whatever job you want to.
Unless you are unhappy, you can do whatever job you want to.
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The first one is fine. In conversation or informal writing, "do not" would normally be contracted to "don't". I am not a massive fan of the second one.
- The first one is fine.
- In conversation or informal writing, "do not" would normally be contracted to "don't".
- I am not a massive fan of the second one.
- It may be open to doubt how the first part of the sentence is supposed to connect with the second.
- There is also a question of whether "can" is referring to ability or permission, though to be fair this would usually be resolved by context.
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The first one is fine. In conversation or informal writing, "do not" would normally be contracted to "don't".
I am not a massive fan of the second one. It may be open to doubt how the first part of the sentence is supposed to connect with the second. There is also a question of whether "can" is referring to ability or permission, though to be fair this would usually be resolved by context
I am not a massive fan of the second one. It may be open to doubt how the first part of the sentence is supposed to connect with the second. There is also a question of whether "can" is referring to ability or permission, though to be fair this would usually be resolved by context
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Masanori TakaokaUnless you are unhappy, you can do whatever job you want to.Oof! This one is hard to understand.
Masanori TakaokaAs long as you are happy, I do not care what job you are doing.Good. Also, I don't care what job you do.
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