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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
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Hit me up

Google hit me up, I am a very experience software developer who specialize in AI application.


I think hit me up was the expression I was looking for. Is the sentence correct? Any other similar expression?

  

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I'm a native speaker of English, but I don't know what you mean when you say Google hit me up. Do you perhaps mean that Google approached you with a job offer? Here are some other corrections to errors in your sentence.

  • I'm a native speaker of English, but I don't know what you mean when you say Google hit me up.
  • Do you perhaps mean that Google approached you with a job offer?
  • Here are some other corrections to errors in your sentence.
  • Google hit me up .
  • I am a very experience d software developer who specialize s in AI application s .
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I'm a native speaker of English, but I don't know what you mean when you say Google hit me up. Do you perhaps mean that Google approached you with a job offer?


Here are some other corrections to errors in your sentence.

Google hit me up. I am a very experienced software developer who specializes in AI applications.


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