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Smilingjenia Posted 16 years ago
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Is this good sentence?
Hello! I need your advice! Could you please tell me does this sentence sound good or I should change some words?
I was committed to achieving high results in my future profession that is why I was working part-time as an interpreter during 5 years of study. There ( I mean with the help of my job) I obtained an essential experience in my specialization and personal development.
and is it possible to say was working here? or have been working?
I was committed to achieving high results in my future profession that is why I was working part-time as an interpreter during 5 years of study. There ( I mean with the help of my job) I obtained an essential experience in my specialization and personal development.
and is it possible to say was working here? or have been working?
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I was committed to achieving brilliant results for my furure profession. That was why, I had been working as fo a part-time interpreter for five years of studies. There I obtained important/ prolific / necessary experience for my specialization and personal development.
- I was committed to achieving brilliant results for my furure profession.
- That was why, I had been working as fo a part-time interpreter for five years of studies.
- There I obtained important/ prolific / necessary experience for my specialization and personal development.
- Neither was working nor have been..
- is grammatically precise.
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I was committed to achieving brilliant results for my furure profession. That was why, I had been working as foa part-time interpreter for five years of studies. There I obtained important/ prolific/ necessary experience for my specialization and personal development.
Neither was working nor have been.. is grammatically precise
Neither was working nor have been.. is grammatically precise
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