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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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He is looking........
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Is it OK: He is looking for an employer who can provide him with an interesting and developing job and will allow him to gain more experience. He likes doing translations and it gives him a lot of satisfaction. He is always very responsible for his job.
thanks
Is it OK: He is looking for an employer who can provide him with an interesting and developing job and will allow him to gain more experience. He likes doing translations and it gives him a lot of satisfaction. He is always very responsible for his job.
thanks
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Hi Newguest. "He is always very responsible for his job," is off-topic - that is, only remotely related. " It's not clear if he wants the employer , or the job , to allow him to gain more experience.
- Hi Newguest.
- "He is always very responsible for his job," is off-topic - that is, only remotely related.
- " It's not clear if he wants the employer , or the job , to allow him to gain more experience.
- It sounds to me like the former, but I suspect you mean the latter.
- If I'm right, you should say, " which will allow him to gain more experience," not " and will allow .
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Hi Newguest. "He is always very responsible for his job," is off-topic - that is, only remotely related. (You're speaking about the type of work he wants.) Also, it would be more natural as, "He always shows great responsibility toward his job," or "He is always very responsible in his work."
It's not clear if he wants the employer, or the job, to al
It's not clear if he wants the employer, or the job, to al
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