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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance
Is this sentence correct
It's my pleasure to join this team and am all excited and ready to take the new role.
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No, the two verbs -- is (from "it's) and am -- must have the same subject. "Excited" is too strong and has other connotations. " If you do, you may drop ready, since if you didn't think you were ready, you wouldn't be eager.
- No, the two verbs -- is (from "it's) and am -- must have the same subject.
- "Excited" is too strong and has other connotations.
- " If you do, you may drop ready, since if you didn't think you were ready, you wouldn't be eager.
- The idiom for adopting a new role is to take on the role.
- Thus: It is my pleasure to join this team, and I am eager to take on the new role.
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No, the two verbs -- is (from "it's) and am -- must have the same subject. "Excited" is too strong and has other connotations. Use "eager." If you do, you may drop ready, since if you didn't think you were ready, you wouldn't be eager. The idiom for adopting a new role is to take on the role. Thus:
It is my pleasure to join this team, and I am eager to take on the new role.
It is my pleasure to join this team, and I am eager to take on the new role.
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