July 13, 2025
Do you like your bosses and supervisors at work?
Actually I don't like my boss because his sense is still old. He believes that all people who work in office should go to drink alcohol together so that they get along well. However I can't drink at all. I'm often said by him to go to drink, and it's very bothersome.
Actually, I don't like my boss because (his sense is still oldattitude is outdated / he is too old school).
I gave two options here, the latter being more casual.
He believes that allthe people who work in the office should go out to drink alcohol together so that theyfter work so they will get along well.
"Go out to drink" already implies alcohol, no need to state it unless you want to insist on it.
However, I can't drink at allcohol.
Here, it would be good to say "alcohol" for emphasis
I'm often saitold by him to go to drink, and it's very bothersome.
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Good job.
I hate when managers pressure employees on how to spend their free time. If workers WANT to hang out, great, but there should be no obligation. We already spend so much time together.
I also hate when anybody pressures anyone to drink alcohol! Shameful on his part.
July 13, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
The explanations of the reasons for each correction really help me understand.
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Do you like your bosses and supervisors at work? |
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Actually I don't like my boss because his sense is still old. Actually, I don't like my boss because (his I gave two options here, the latter being more casual. |
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He believes that all people who work in office should go to drink alcohol together so that they get along well. He believes that "Go out to drink" already implies alcohol, no need to state it unless you want to insist on it. |
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However I can't drink at all. However, I can't drink a Here, it would be good to say "alcohol" for emphasis |
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I'm often said by him to go to drink, and it's very bothersome. I'm often |
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