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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Repeated verb in same sentense structure
Can I write
"These tutoring and mentoring experiences envision I will be a good teacher in academic medicine, and these research experiences envision I will be a good medical researcher."
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"These tutoring and mentoring experiences envision I will be a good teacher in academic medicine, and these research experiences, a good medical researcher. " ?
"These tutoring and mentoring experiences envision I will be a good teacher in academic medicine, and these research experiences envision I will be a good medical researcher."
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"These tutoring and mentoring experiences envision I will be a good teacher in academic medicine, and these research experiences, a good medical researcher. " ?
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" Envision " means " see somthing in the future ". Experiences do not have the abiity to see the future, so I have trouble understanding what you are trying to say. You can say: I envision myself being a good teacher and researcher.
- " Envision " means " see somthing in the future ".
- Experiences do not have the abiity to see the future, so I have trouble understanding what you are trying to say.
- You can say: I envision myself being a good teacher and researcher.
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"Envision" means "see somthing in the future". Experiences do not have the abiity to see the future, so I have trouble understanding what you are trying to say. You can say: I envision myself being a good teacher and researcher.
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