He dives (scuba diving) to reach shipwrecks. He might work for a company which retrieves items from shipwrecks, or photographs them, or tries to raise the sunken ship.
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#1 03-Feb-2013, 15:15What is his job
I read a short story. A man is telling his new girl friend on his job. He said: "I go down after wrecks" I could not understand that is his job. Please help.
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#2 03-Feb-2013, 15:27Re: What is his job
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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#3 03-Feb-2013, 15:32Re: What is his job
Thanks for your prompt reply!
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#4 03-Feb-2013, 20:21Re: What is his job
Your thanks are appreciated, Quanf Hai, but you don't need to send them in a separate post.
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