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Uktous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

My current salary and expected salary are

Hi,

Question:

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

Sentence1:

My current salary and expected salary are US$1000

Sentence2:

My current and expected salaries are US$1000

Thanks
  

Top answer

I think "My current expected salary is US$1000" is correct. Anyway "is" is better instead "are".

— Blackbear

  • I think "My current expected salary is US$1000" is correct.
  • Anyway "is" is better instead "are".
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I think "My current expected salary is US$1000" is correct.

Anyway "is" is better instead "are".
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Hi,

The new boss asked me 2 questions.

what is your current salary?

what is your expected salary?

So, I can't combine 2 answers into one as you suggested.

Could you please give me other suggestion?

thanks
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Hi,

The new boss asked me 2 questions.

what is your current salary?

what is your expected salary?

So, I can't combine 2 answers into one as you suggested.

Could you please give me other suggestion?

My current salary is US$1000 a month.

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If my assumption is correct, what you are trying to say is that you would like a same salary on your future job like what you are receiving on your current job.

You can say "My expected salary is as the same rate with my current job."
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Hi,

Thank you for your reply.

How about this?

my current sallary and expected salary are both US$1000

thanks
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Hi,

None of these seem to me like natural things to say.

Clive
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Not a teacher.

Or you could write it this way:

My current salary is $1,000, which I prefer for my expected salary.
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