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Rotter Posted 21 years ago
There are ample jobs for all those who want to work as Au-pair.
Is the above sentence correct?
Would you write Au-pairs?
Would you write 'ample job opportunities' instead of 'ample jobs' ?
I want to write the above to a friend in an email.
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There are ample jobs for all those who want to work as Au-pair.
Is the above sentence correct?
Would you write Au-pairs?
Would you write 'ample job opportunities' instead of 'ample jobs' ?
I want to write the above to a friend in an email.
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Hello Rotter "Ample job opportunities" is fine, but a little "corporate". " MrP
- Hello Rotter "Ample job opportunities" is fine, but a little "corporate".
- " MrP
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Hello Rotter
"Ample job opportunities" is fine, but a little "corporate".
I'd suggest:
"There are plenty of jobs for anyone who wants to work as an au pair."
MrP
"Ample job opportunities" is fine, but a little "corporate".
I'd suggest:
"There are plenty of jobs for anyone who wants to work as an au pair."
MrP
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