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Scarter92 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Just need someone to review this sentence.
"For the future, I would like to model myself like those attendings to whom other radiologists go when there is a particularly vexing case or be the person who can perform a challenging procedure. "
If it sounds grammatically correct, then let me know. If the person responding wouldn't mind adding their qualifications, I'd appreciate it.
If it sounds grammatically correct, then let me know. If the person responding wouldn't mind adding their qualifications, I'd appreciate it.
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Scarter92 "For the future, I would like to model myself like those attendings to whom other radiologists go when there is a particularly vexing case or be the person who can perform a challenging procedure. " If it sounds grammatically correct, then let me know. If the person responding wouldn't mind adding their qualifications, I'd appreciate it.
- Scarter92 "For the future, I would like to model myself like those attendings to whom other radiologists go when there is a particularly vexing case or be the person who can perform a challenging procedure.
- " If it sounds grammatically correct, then let me know.
- If the person responding wouldn't mind adding their qualifications, I'd appreciate it.
- What you mean here is not clear to me.
- Does it mean "model myself after those professionals"?
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Scarter92"For the future, I would like to model myself like those attendings to whom other radiologists go when there is a particularly vexing case or be the person who can perform a challenging procedure. "
If it sounds grammatically correct, then let me know. If the person responding wouldn't mind adding their qualifications
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