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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Insecurity

In the context: I am telling someone about the insecurity of my job.


There is an insecurity in continuing the job.

Is this sentence correct with insecurity?

  

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It seems right to me but I'm not sure. " -"I'm insecure about my job. I don't feel to continue" But don't depend on my answer, wait for the teachers' approval for accuracy.

— Anonymous

  • It seems right to me but I'm not sure.
  • " -"I'm insecure about my job.
  • I don't feel to continue" But don't depend on my answer, wait for the teachers' approval for accuracy.
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It seems right to me but I'm not sure.

I'd say:

- "I feel insecure about continuing my job."

-"I feel insecure in continuing the job."

-"I'm insecure about my job. I don't feel to continue"


But don't depend on my answer, wait for the teachers' approval for accuracy.

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