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Jaspper

June 17, 2025

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I studied..

I studied hotel management, but I got a job in another field.
I worked at a travel agency for over 5 years after graduating from college.
Then I got married and quit my job.
After that I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work for long.
No, no. I’ve been woking from home. I’m a stay-at-home mom.

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I worked at a travel agency for over 5 years after graduating from college.

I studied hotel management, but I got a job in another field.


I studied hotel management, but I got a job in another field. I studied hotel management but I got a job in another field.

I studied hotel management, but I got a job in another field. I studied hotel management, but I got a job in another field.

Or a different field

I worked at a travel agency for over 5 years after graduating from college.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

After that I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work for long.


After that I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work for long. After that I had a short-term job but I didn’t work for long.

After that I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work there for long. After that I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work there for long.

After that, I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work for long. After that, I had a short-term job, but I didn’t work for long.

I’ve been woking from home.


I’ve been working from home. I’ve been working from home.

I’m a stay-at-home mom.


I’m a stay-at-home mom. I’m a stay-at-home mom.

"because I'm a stay-at-home mom now."

I studied..


I studied.. I studied..

Maybe change the title to reflect the whole post. Something like, "Where I'm at now".

No, no.


No, no. No, no.

Why is this here? Everything else seems to be correct. But the "No, no" sounds like you're responding to someone's question.

No, no. No, no.

Why the "no, no"?

Then I got married and quit my job.


Then I got married and quit my job. Then I got married and quit my job.

You can connect this to the previous sentence like this: "and then got married and quit my job." Your sentence above is perfect, though.

Then, I got married and quit my job. Then, I got married and quit my job.

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