- I do admire my close friend about many things. Although there are lots of unemployed people these days, he still do not accept to have a job with low pay and not compatible with his ability.
- Do these sound very good? :)
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StevenSakura
I do admire my close friend
I do admire my close friend
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Re: I do admire my close friend
.. Steve in a word .. NO!! .. let's break it down >>
I do admire my close friend about many things. I would write >> I admire my close friend for many reasons.
Although there are lots of unemployed people these days, he still do not accept to have a job with low pay and not compatible with his ability. Mate this one really has me guessing but what I think you are trying to say is that your friend will not accept a job for which he thinks he is overqualified and which pays low wages. Am I correct? .. if so then I would write something like >> Even though he is unemployed he continues to look for a job to match his qualifications. He is not willing to accept a low paid job.
.. how does that sound ??
WoZ who works permanent part-time
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I do admire my close friend about many things. I would write >> I admire my close friend for many reasons.
Although there are lots of unemployed people these days, he still do not accept to have a job with low pay and not compatible with his ability. Mate this one really has me guessing but what I think you are trying to say is that your friend will not accept a job for which he thinks he is overqualified and which pays low wages. Am I correct? .. if so then I would write something like >> Even though he is unemployed he continues to look for a job to match his qualifications. He is not willing to accept a low paid job.
.. how does that sound ??
WoZ who works permanent part-time
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Re: I do admire my close friend
Wizard of Oz wrote:Steve, in a word: NO!! Let's break it down:
I do admire my close friend about many things. I would write >> I admire my close friend for many reasons.
Although there are lots of unemployed people these days, he still do not accept to have a job with low pay and not compatible with his ability. Mate, this one really has me guessing, but what I think you are trying to say is that your friend will not accept a job for which he thinks he is overqualified and which pays low wages. Am I correct? If so, then I would write something like: Even though he is unemployed he continues to look for a job to match his qualifications. He is not willing to accept a low paid job.
How does that sound?
WoZ who works permanent part-time
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