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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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unsecured to venture

Like most people, I felt unsecured to venture into a completely different field at first. However, I told myself if I want to succeed in life, I need to take some risk. So I went ahead. With a bit of luck and a lot of hardword, I've got to where I'm today. Looking back, had I not made the move, I would still be an average 9 to 5 employee.

Are there any mistakes?
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I felt unsecured to venture -> I lacked confidence to venture

— Marius Hancu

  • I felt unsecured to venture -> I lacked confidence to venture
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I felt unsecured to venture -> I lacked confidence to venture
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Like most people, I felt insecure about unsecured to venturing [unsecured refers to an loan or the load on a truck, not people... well maybe prisoners but you know what I mean] into a completely different field at first [this is redundant, if the field is new it's your first
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Thank you, MH and RayH.
RayH, I have one more question. If your computer doesn't have an antivirus installed, do you say insecured or unsecured?
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New2grammar If your computer doesn't have an antivirus installed, do you say insecured or unsecured?
Unsecured.
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