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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
do not have enough health
Hi teachers,
Can I say like this?:
I want to accept this job very much, but I am worried/afraid/concerned that I don't have enough health to do it long term because it requires travelling a lot.
Thank you in advance
Can I say like this?:
I want to accept this job very much, but I am worried/afraid/concerned that I don't have enough health to do it long term because it requires travelling a lot.
Thank you in advance
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Hi Tuongvan Saying "I don't have enough health" is not idiomatic or natural. You could say this instead, for example: "I am not healthy enough"
- Hi Tuongvan Saying "I don't have enough health" is not idiomatic or natural.
- You could say this instead, for example: "I am not healthy enough"
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Hi Tuongvan
Saying "I don't have enough health" is not idiomatic or natural.
You could say this instead, for example:
"I am not healthy enough"
Saying "I don't have enough health" is not idiomatic or natural.
You could say this instead, for example:
"I am not healthy enough"
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Thank you Yankee,
Could you possibly correct the whole sentence for me if there is anything wrong?:
I want to accept this job very much, but I am worried/afraid/concerned that I am not healthy / fit enough to do it long term because it requires travelling a lot/ much travelling/a lot of travels .
Thank you in advanadvance
Could you possibly correct the whole sentence for me if there is anything wrong?:
I want to accept this job very much, but I am worried/afraid/concerned that I am not healthy / fit enough to do it long term because it requires travelling a lot/ much travelling/a lot of travels .
Thank you in advanadvance
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