Dec. 3, 2022
A small essay
When we prepare to find a job, we will consider our career. We almost select in a small startup or a big established company to work. According to my character and my major, I will choose to work in a small startup company.
First of all, I think the small startup company can bring me much challenges than the big established company. I fond of overcoming challenges that can make me excited. Meanwhile the challenges can make me stronger in the work. I can learn more about this job.
Secondly the startup can give me more chance that I can change my position. I can preform my capacities in another field. I can take carry of other work and find out more suitable career for me.
In my opinion, these two points are important for me, so I want to work on a small startup company.
The topic is about two options upon graduation: one is to work in a small startup and the other in a big established company.
Can you give me some advice to generate a small essay. I don't know how to connect the sentence smoothly and fluently.
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We almost (usually?) select in a small startup or a big established company to work. in / in which to work.
We almost (usually?) select a small startup or a big established company to work in / in which to work.
When we “almost” do something, we come very close to doing it, but we don’t actually do it. For example, “I almost missed the bus” means I nearly missed it, but I actually caught it: I didn’t miss the bus, but had I been a few seconds later, I would have missed it.
I don’t think you mean to say “almost” in this sentence, but I’m not sure what you do mean.
Dec. 4, 2022
We almost (usually?) select in a small startup or a big established company to work. in / in which to work.
When we “almost” do something, we come very close to doing it, but we don’t actually do it. For example, “I almost missed the bus” means I nearly missed it, but I actually caught it: I didn’t miss the bus, but had I been a few seconds later, I would have missed it.
I don’t think you mean to say “almost” in this sentence, but I’m not sure what you do mean.
"usually" is what I want to express. I have never distinguished between these two word before. I just used the word which cross my mind.
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A small essay |
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When we prepare to find a job, we will consider our career. |
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We almost select in a small startup or a big established company to work.
We almost (usually?) select When we “almost” do something, we come very close to doing it, but we don’t actually do it. For example, “I almost missed the bus” means I nearly missed it, but I actually caught it: I didn’t miss the bus, but had I been a few seconds later, I would have missed it. I don’t think you mean to say “almost” in this sentence, but I’m not sure what you do mean. |
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According to my character and my major, I will choose to work in a small startup company. |
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First of all, I think the small startup company can bring me much challenges than the big established company. |
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I fond of overcoming challenges that can make me excited. |
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Meanwhile the challenges can make me stronger in the work. |
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I can learn more about this job. |
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Secondly the startup can give me more chance that I can change my position. |
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I can preform my capacities in another field. |
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I can take carry of other work and find out more suitable career for me. |
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In my opinion, these two points are important for me, so I want to work on a small startup company. |
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