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Exodejavu Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Please check these 4 sentences for me
Hello
I have a question about 4 sentences.
1. My ideal job has three conditions.
2. There are three conditions fit my ideal job.
3. Three conditions compose my ideal job.
4. I have three requests for my ideal job.
Is there any problems with the above-mentioned sentences?
Or do you have a good way to express it ?
Thanks for help.
Best wishes.
I have a question about 4 sentences.
1. My ideal job has three conditions.
2. There are three conditions fit my ideal job.
3. Three conditions compose my ideal job.
4. I have three requests for my ideal job.
Is there any problems with the above-mentioned sentences?
Or do you have a good way to express it ?
Thanks for help.
Best wishes.
Top answer
Hi, You have three requirements(preconditions) to get your ideal job. maybe natives suggest more. Best Regards
- Hi, You have three requirements(preconditions) to get your ideal job.
- maybe natives suggest more.
- Best Regards
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Hi,
You have three requirements(preconditions) to get your ideal job.
maybe natives suggest more.
Best Regards
You have three requirements(preconditions) to get your ideal job.
maybe natives suggest more.
Best Regards
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Hi,
I have a question about 4 sentences.
1. My ideal job has three conditions.
2. There are three conditions fit my ideal job.
3. Three conditions compose my ideal job.
4. I have three requests for my ideal job.
Is there any problems with the above-mentioned sentences?
Or do you have a good way to express it ?
I have a question about 4 sentences.
1. My ideal job has three conditions.
2. There are three conditions fit my ideal job.
3. Three conditions compose my ideal job.
4. I have three requests for my ideal job.
Is there any problems with the above-mentioned sentences?
Or do you have a good way to express it ?
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Hi,
No, it's not a matter of strength.
It's because 'request' suggests that you actually ask a person. eg
Please give me an interesting job.
Please give me a job with excellent pay.
Please give me a job that only involves working three days a week.
Best wishes, Clive
No, it's not a matter of strength.
It's because 'request' suggests that you actually ask a person. eg
Please give me an interesting job.
Please give me a job with excellent pay.
Please give me a job that only involves working three days a week.
Best wishes, Clive
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