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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Would you say its correct?
I do fishing not because I like doing it; it's because it my obligation because we don't have any other income source. Do you think the use of obligation is correct here?
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It is unclear what kind of fishing business is intended here. ”
- It is unclear what kind of fishing business is intended here.
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It is unclear what kind of fishing business is intended here.
However, here’s one version:
“I fish, not because I like doing it, but because I am obliged to earn a living and have no other source of income.”
However, here’s one version:
“I fish, not because I like doing it, but because I am obliged to earn a living and have no other source of income.”
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