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- 03-Oct-2011, 23:26 #1
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"settled in" Hello
Is this sentence correct?
I am back from my vacation. Once I have settled in I will do my resume and start my job search.
- 03-Oct-2011, 23:29 #2
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Teacher Re: "settled in" It's fine. Some people would put a comma after 'in'.
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