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Dilshi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Being..??
Please tell me whether this is grammatically correct and what does this sentence mean??
"Not easy being the managing director at office."
"Not easy being the managing director at office."
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' It means that the job of managing director is difficult.
- ' It means that the job of managing director is difficult.
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Short form of 'it is not easy being...'
It means that the job of managing director is difficult.
It means that the job of managing director is difficult.
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If I wanted to say.. " Working as a managing director is not easy.." How to say it??
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dilshi If I wanted to say.. " Working as a managing director is not easy.." How to say it??This is fine.
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I don't know how to ask this question.. Then we'll imagine like this;
If somebody is trying to show that he is too busy at the office, but he doesn't. So then I wanted to say him just for kidding,
"It is not easy to become the managing director at office.." (but he is not the managing director.)
Then how should I tell this??
If somebody is trying to show that he is too busy at the office, but he doesn't. So then I wanted to say him just for kidding,
"It is not easy to become the managing director at office.." (but he is not the managing director.)
Then how should I tell this??
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