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3. the (hiring) manager is interviewing (to) the job applicants (to know) their (skills) and experience. 4. the participants (proposed) some (suggestion) in the meeting, (then) the chairman (did) the decision.

August 17, 2015

3. (to) should be deleted
4. (suggestion) should be "suggestions"; (then) should also be "and then"; (did) should be "carried out"

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5. although she has a strong desire (to be a singer), Jane's voice sounds (horribly) to everyone (who hears) her singing. 6. the three major (employers) of career (physics) are academic (institutions), government laboratories, and (private) industries. thank you!!

August 17, 2015

5. (horribly) should be "horrible"
6. (physics) should be "physicists"

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Hi! Meddling IN other people's lives or meddling WITH other people's lives? :)

August 17, 2015

Hi! It would be "meddling IN other people's lives"; to "meddle in" is to interfere. (To "meddle with" suggests that you are touching or handling something without someone's permission.) ✌️

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"Time changes; so do people." ✌️

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August 17, 2015

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August 17, 2015

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August 17, 2015

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I → am (present); was (past).
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"Advices" is never right. Therefore, "Can you give me some advice?" is right. ✌️

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Abstract nouns are those that you cannot SEE, HEAR, FEEL (physically), TASTE, or SMELL. In other words, they are intangible things, such as feelings, ideas, concepts, and qualities, e.g., bravery, dedication, curiosity, trust, elegance, wisdom. ✌️

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