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my biggest disappointments were not being able to both (1) enjoy my job and (2) going to summer school to the fullest. is this ok?

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

vutdoan;
"to the fullest" does not really fit here. I assumed you meant attending school full time, but maybe I made a bad assumption..

vutdoanmy biggest disappointments were not being able to both (1) enjoy my job and (2) go to summer school full time(?) to the fullest.

Clive · Answer

Hi,
my biggest disappointments were not being able to both (1) enjoy my job and (2) going to summer school to the fullest. is this ok?
I assume you mean this.
I wanted to enjoy my job and go to summer school. I wanted to do both of these things at the same time. I couldn't, so I was disappointed.

This is one disappointment, not two. I'd say it this way.
My biggest disappointment was not being able to enjoy my job and go to summer school at the same time.

I don't know what you mean by 'to the fullest'.

'Disppointment' usually refers to some kind of unfulfilled expectation. It doesn't seem to be a good word to choose here, because it seems unreasonable to expect to do these two things at the same time.

Best wishes, Clive

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