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Ol Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Being
Being an English teacher, she' happy.
Is it correct?
And thank you in advance
Is it correct?
And thank you in advance
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Every sentence needs a verb. She is happy. You need "is" or some other verb to form a sentence.
- Every sentence needs a verb.
- She is happy.
- You need "is" or some other verb to form a sentence.
- As an English teacher, she is happy.
- Your use of "being" is not very natural sounding.
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Every sentence needs a verb.
She is happy. You need "is" or some other verb to form a sentence.
As an English teacher, she is happy.
Your use of "being" is not very natural sounding.
She is happy to be an English teacher.
She is happy. You need "is" or some other verb to form a sentence.
As an English teacher, she is happy.
Your use of "being" is not very natural sounding.
She is happy to be an English teacher.
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This is the corrected sentence.
She is happy being an English teacher.
It means that she likes her job.
She is happy being an English teacher.
It means that she likes her job.
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