Reply With QuoteAlways capitalise I.1) I was feeling my way during/in the first two months of my new job, but now Ihaveknow my way around.
2) I was not familiar with my new job in the first two months but right now, I know my way around.
Know my way around is a phrase, not a word.
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- 30-Apr-2011, 08:17 #1
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Are these sentences right? I am learning to use the word, know my way around. 1) I was feeling my way during/in the first two months of my new job, but now i have know my way around.
2) I was not familiar with my new job in the first two months but rite now, i have familiar already.
- 30-Apr-2011, 08:37 #2
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Re: Are these sentences right? I am learning to use the word, know my way around.
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