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Kouroshh Posted 12 years ago
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can someone please check out my writing regarding my cover letter for one job position (can I use something else instead of using I am interested at the begging of my sentences)
I am interested to pursue further my career in a research assistant field where I should operate and calibrate the laboratory equipment and keep them in in the perfect condition. I would also like to help researcher and students with their problem while they are operating their experiment. In addition, I am interested to buy laboratory equipment and supplies.
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Do you intend to buy laboratory equipment and supplies?
- Do you intend to buy laboratory equipment and supplies?
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Yes, In their job advertisement they mentioned that I need to monitor and purchase lab consumables and equipment.
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Sorry to keep you hanging on.
I was suggesting, in a rather oblique manner, that you could use the verb 'intend' instead of 'am interested' for the final sentence, as in:
"I intend to buy laboratory equipment and supplies"
I was suggesting, in a rather oblique manner, that you could use the verb 'intend' instead of 'am interested' for the final sentence, as in:
"I intend to buy laboratory equipment and supplies"
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