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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Contract
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Is it OK to say it like this:
1. I don't want to work on the basis of the contract to perform a specific task/contract for specific work.
2. I want to look around for some teaching position that will give me an employment contract.
--- Are thre better ways to say the same?
Is it OK to say it like this:
1. I don't want to work on the basis of the contract to perform a specific task/contract for specific work.
2. I want to look around for some teaching position that will give me an employment contract.
--- Are thre better ways to say the same?
Top answer
1. I don't want to work on a contract basis for specific work. 2.
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- I don't want to work on a contract basis for specific work.
- 2.
- I want to look around for a teaching position with a contract.
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1. I don't want to work on a contract basis for specific work.
2. I want to look around for a teaching position with a contract.
2. I want to look around for a teaching position with a contract.
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