Working engagements???

Unpatient is not a word. You probably meant impatient.
I think "working engagements" is wrong too. It should be substituted with something like "work responsibilities".

I am not a native speaker so it would be good if somebody else confirmed this.

Hi,
oh yes, "unpatient" was a mistake, just didn´t notice it :-)

Thank you anyway :-)

Awaiting a native speaker

Regards
Pamela

Hi,

"I don´t like unpatient men who don´t respect all my working engagements and push me to get some free time for them"

"I don´t like impatient men who don´t respect all my working commitments, and who push me to find some free time for them."

Clive

Hi Clive,
thank you so much!

Few questions:

1. I´ve found the "commitment" is a synonym for "engagement" is it really so? Could "commitment" be used without "working" in a more general way?
2. Is it really necessary to repeat the "who"in the sentence after the first comma?

Thank you so much

Pamela

Hi Pamela,

1. I´ve found the "commitment" is a synonym for "engagement" is it really so? Could "commitment" be used without "working" in a more general way?
Yes. So can 'engagement'.

What do you mean by 'working engagements'?


2. Is it really necessary to r

Dear Clive,

by working engagements I mean duties which are part of my job. Going to the office and have meetings,travelling, going to the bank etc
etc..I understand !"commitment" can be used as well.

Thanks
Pamela

Hi Clive,
thank you. So, right it would be "working commitments" or do you think it is not necessary to use "working"? I would like to stress the fact that these engagements are not for fun but strictly connected to my job.

Thanks!!

Pamela

thanks