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Are you good at networking?
I’m really not good at networking. I tried to be an outgoing person, but that totally didn’t suit myself. Additionally, I’ve been using various SNS and posting about my hobbies, but I don’t have relations with other people on there. I have no idea how I make my new friends.
Are you good at networking?
I’m really not good at networking.
I tried to be an outgoing person, but that totally didn’t suit myselfe.
Additionally, I’ve been using various SNS and posting about my hobbies, but I don’t have relationships with the other people on there.
To "have relations" between people could be interpreted to as a euphemistic way to mean having sex. It's better to avoid this phrase to avoid being misinterpreted.
"To have a relationship/to have relationships" is what you should use instead.
I have no idea how Ito make many new friends.
OR: "I have no idea how I should make new friends."
OR: "I have no idea how I am going to make new friends."
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I’m really not good at networking. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I tried to be an outgoing person, but that totally didn’t suit myself. I tried to be an outgoing person, but that totally didn’t suit m |
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Additionally, I’ve been using various SNS and posting about my hobbies, but I don’t have relations with other people on there. Additionally, I’ve been using various SNS and posting about my hobbies, but I don’t have relationships with the other people on there. To "have relations" between people could be interpreted to as a euphemistic way to mean having sex. It's better to avoid this phrase to avoid being misinterpreted. "To have a relationship/to have relationships" is what you should use instead. |
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I have no idea how I make my new friends. I have no idea how OR: "I have no idea how I should make new friends." OR: "I have no idea how I am going to make new friends." |
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