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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Is this fine
I'm on a leave right now.
What do you do?
I work as a sanitation worker.
You look forward to getting back to that?
Is the part in bold fine for the context?
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I'm on vacation right now. I have a few days off right now. Mainly military people use the term 'leave'.
- I'm on vacation right now.
- I have a few days off right now.
- Mainly military people use the term 'leave'.
- What do you do?
- I'm a sanitation worker.
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I'm on vacation right now. I have a few days off right now. Mainly military people use the term 'leave'.
What do you do?
I'm a sanitation worker. Try to avoid repetition, eg I work as a . . .worker.
You look forward to getting back to that?
>>>>> Fine, as edited above.
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