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Contiluo Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Aspire
Are the following sentence acceptable, and which is better?
(1) As a teenager, I always aspire to become a police officer.
(2) I have always aspired to become a police officer since I was a child.
(1) As a teenager, I always aspire to become a police officer.
(2) I have always aspired to become a police officer since I was a child.
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Hi, Are the following sentence acceptable, and which is better? (1) As a teenager, I always aspire to become a police officer. (2) I have always aspired to become a police officer since I was a child.
- Hi, Are the following sentence acceptable, and which is better?
- (1) As a teenager, I always aspire to become a police officer.
- (2) I have always aspired to become a police officer since I was a child.
- Both a little bit awkward, I suggest these versions.
- As a teenager, I aspire to become a police officer.
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Hi,
Are the following sentence acceptable, and which is better?
(1) As a teenager, I always aspire to become a police officer.
(2) I have always aspired to become a police officer since I was a child.
Both a little bit awkward, I suggest these versions.
As a teenager, I aspire to become a police officer.
As a teen
Are the following sentence acceptable, and which is better?
(1) As a teenager, I always aspire to become a police officer.
(2) I have always aspired to become a police officer since I was a child.
Both a little bit awkward, I suggest these versions.
As a teenager, I aspire to become a police officer.
As a teen
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