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Joeyyung Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"Having lived in…, I have had…"
Hello sexy and smart teachers
Is the following sentence structure "Having lived…, I have had…" grammatically correct?
Example:
"Having lived in an impoverished neighborhood for almost 5 years, I have had the opportunity to act as a volunteered social worker to take care of children in need."
Note: It's for a job application as a social worker. I want to emphasize my volunteer activity when I used to live in this neighborhood.
Greetings from Switzerland
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joeyyung Hello **** and smart teachers Get smart: don't use language like that on our website again. " That is fine as corrected.
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- " That is fine as corrected.
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joeyyungHello **** and smart teachers
Get smart: don't use language like that on our website again.
joeyyung"Having lived in an impoverished neighborhood for almost 5 years, I have had the opportunity to act as a volunteer social worker taking care of childre
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