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A white card is a permit that allows me to work in the construction industry in Australia.
I received this card tonight.
I hope I can work in the future.
And I finished RSA and RCG.
I will apply those cards next week.
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White card
A white card is a permit that allows me to work in the construction industry in Australia.
I received this card tonight.
I hope I can work in the future.
And I finishedI have also done my RSA and RCG training.
I have also done my RSA and RCG training.
I think "also" would work better here than a simple "and".
I also think it would be even better if you defined these terms, then put the acronyms in brackets. IE. "I have also done my responsible service of alcohol (RSA) and responsible conduct of gambling (RCG) training." I hope I have interpreted your acronyms correctly!
I will apply for those cards next week. I will apply for those cards next week.
You typically apply FOR something, ie. a licence, permit, certificate.
However you can apply YOURSELF, which means to put a lot of effort into something.
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Great work :) Good luck getting your cards!
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A white card is a permit that allows me to work in the construction industry in Australia. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I received this card tonight. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I hope I can work in the future. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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And I finished RSA and RCG.
I think "also" would work better here than a simple "and". I also think it would be even better if you defined these terms, then put the acronyms in brackets. IE. "I have also done my responsible service of alcohol (RSA) and responsible conduct of gambling (RCG) training." I hope I have interpreted your acronyms correctly! |
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I will apply those cards next week. I will apply for those cards next week. I will apply for those cards next week. You typically apply FOR something, ie. a licence, permit, certificate. However you can apply YOURSELF, which means to put a lot of effort into something. |
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