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Олег Ходыко Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

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Hello teachers,could you please check my text

I want to describe some minuses in tester’s job.
1) It is sit-down job. You should sit all day. It is bad for your back and eyes. Some time in a day you should have some activities.
2) You feel bad if quality of product is bad. Quality of product depends from you. If you didn’t find some critical defects and application is submitted on production you will have a problem.
3) Speaking and writing in English. It is difficult without experience. People use many specific words. You should train too many to become good speaker.
4) It is new work for you. You should clarify many aspects and approaches in work of your team.

Thx a lot!
  

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?????? 1) It is a sit-down job. You should have to sit all day.

— Teechr

  • ??????
  • 1) It is a sit-down job.
  • You should have to sit all day.
  • It is bad for your back and eyes.
  • However, Some time in a day you everyone needs should have some physical exercise during the day.
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???? ??????1) It is a sit-down job. You should have to sit all day. It is bad for your back and eyes. However, Some time in a day you everyone needs should have some physical exercise during the day. activities.
???? ??????2) You feel bad if product q
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teechr I didn't understand the second sentence of #4.
Thank you for your replay!

4) It is new work for you. You should clarify many aspects and approaches in work of your team.

I meant that team uses different methods in work and you should learn these methods
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???? ??????please check my text
'should' usually means 'it is advisable to', 'it is a good idea to', 'it would be a good idea to', or 'it would be wise to'. You seem to be using 'should' to mean 'have to' or 'must', which is a different meaning. For example, when you say "You should sit all day" you are recommending that people sit all day. I'm sure you did
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???? ??????4) It is new work for you. You should clarify familiarize yourself with its many aspects and with how approaches in work of your team operates.
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CalifJimYou seem to be using 'should' to mean 'have to' or 'must'
My teacher said to me that if I say 'must' , It will be rude. And she recomended me use 'should'. Because in Russian language we have the similar meaning between these words
CalifJimBeing Russian, you're having some trouble with articles (a, an, the)
I try to
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???? ??????My teacher said to me that if I say 'must' , It will be rude.
In some cases with 'you', that may be true, but not here. I read these as "impersonal you", which is different. Use 'have to' because in some of your sentences 'should' really makes no sense at all. You want to say that certain things are obligations or requirements (have to
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CalifJim, thank you for your clarification!
I will try to fix it!
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???? ??????CalifJim, thank you for your clarification!I will try to fix it!
I'm not an expert in Russian, but I think 'have to' is closer to some expression with ?????, and 'should' is closer to some expression with ??????. However, there is not an exact correspondence, so it's possible that none of this speculation is valid.
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CalifJim'have to' is closer to some expression with ?????, and 'should' is closer to some expression with ??????
How I understood:
- should It is action which you can do, but it is not necessary You should go to a GYM
- have to You have to go to the GYM, because you paid for season ticket
-must You must go to a GYM, because you will die if you do
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