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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Satisfied compensation or Competitive compensation ?

Platon inc. is proud to offer our associates

------compensation, comprehensive benefits,

and outstanding opportunities for professional

development.

A) satisfied

B) competitive

The correct answer is (B) competitive.

But I think (A) satisfied is more suitable there.

Why is it B) competitive ? Please explain to me this.
  

Top answer

'Satisfied compensation' makes no sense to me. What does it mean to you?

— Mister Micawber

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'Satisfied compensation' makes no sense to me. What does it mean to you?
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Looks its meaning is similar like "satisfactory compensation" to me. I'm a foreigner learning English. In my mother language, we can sometimes express like that. I couldn't understand it. '"Satisfied salary" no sense, either ??? It's a kind of meaning that I was satisfied with the salary. Could you explain to me for it a little more ?
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Son James'"Satisfied salary" no sense, either ??? I
Right: no sense, either.
Son JamesCould you explain to me for it a little more ?
What is right in your own language is not necessarily right in the language you are learning.
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I see. Thank you for your answers. Mr. Micawber.
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