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Beopro Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Limits
1. My health has limits. (This means I'm not a superman , my health is not very good so I can't work too much.)
2. I want to have a salary that is suitable for my job/my work.
- Are these two sentences grammatical and ok to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
2. I want to have a salary that is suitable for my job/my work.
- Are these two sentences grammatical and ok to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
Top answer
" is not a good sentence. " is also not very good. ' The verb that you would choose depends on how good your bargaining position is and how aggressive you want to be.
- " is not a good sentence.
- " is also not very good.
- ' The verb that you would choose depends on how good your bargaining position is and how aggressive you want to be.
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"My health has limits." is not a good sentence.
Just say something like 'My health is (not very good)(poor).'
"I want to have a salary that is suitable for my job/my work." is also not very good.
Say something like 'I (would like)(deserve)(expect) a salary that (reflects)(matches) my (job)(work).' The verb that you would choose depends on how good your bargaining
Just say something like 'My health is (not very good)(poor).'
"I want to have a salary that is suitable for my job/my work." is also not very good.
Say something like 'I (would like)(deserve)(expect) a salary that (reflects)(matches) my (job)(work).' The verb that you would choose depends on how good your bargaining
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