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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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from this year onwards I'm going for a job, in correspondence

I completed my degree last year. so from this year onwards I'm going for a job as well as preparing for the entrance exam. Next year I'm going to do "XA" but mostly in correspondence.

Please correct my sentence. [Note : Please assume "XA" as a course name]
  

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I completed my degree last yea r, so from this year onwards I'm going to ( look for a job? / work? ) as well as prepare for the entrance exam.

— Mister Micawber

  • I completed my degree last yea r, so from this year onwards I'm going to ( look for a job?
  • / work?
  • ) as well as prepare for the entrance exam.
  • Next year I'm going to take "XA" , but mostly by correspondence.
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I completed my degree last year, so from this year onwards I'm going to ( look for a job? / work? ) as well as prepare for the entrance exam. Next year I'm going to take "XA", but mostly by correspondence.
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I'm not looking for a job. I'm going to my company to work there.
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Thank you.
Can I also say, "I'm going for a work as well as preparing for the exam"? OR "I'm going for working as well as preparing for the exam"?
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No and no. They are incorrect phrases.
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