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Chloe J Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Old dream ?
I heard that Western People don't use
" To be a teacher is my OLD DREAM" ->" OLD DREAM"
How to express to my desire in career .
I'd like to say : that position is my hope since i was young ...
" To be a teacher is my OLD DREAM" ->" OLD DREAM"
How to express to my desire in career .
I'd like to say : that position is my hope since i was young ...
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"Old dream" implies that something is no longer your dream. "
- "Old dream" implies that something is no longer your dream.
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"Old dream" implies that something is no longer your dream.
"It was my old dream to be a policeman, now my dream is to be a doctor."
You could say:
"That position has always been my dream."
"That position has been my dream since I was young."
"It was my old dream to be a policeman, now my dream is to be a doctor."
You could say:
"That position has always been my dream."
"That position has been my dream since I was young."
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