ChessEnthusiast
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- Oct 27, 2016
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- Polish
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- Poland
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At the beginning I would like to emphasize, that none of these sentences has anything to do with any assignments. They are used in my process of preparing for an exam.
1. The choice was simple: either to have this document translated by a lay or to wait for a professional translator to come.
But don't forget how important time was. (Or: time had been?)
2. The number of job applications grew fasther than we had predicted, thus we couldn't possibly tell you now when we will publish the interviewee list. The sooner you have called us to check if it's ready, the better.
3. He must be very touche about neatness. Hadn't he been so, he wouldn't have made so much fuss about being told by her (or having been told?) not to be so pedantic. She obviously meant no harm - she was just trying to be polite.
4. No one knows anything about his salary but he is said to be the highest paid employee here. He may owe his pay to having gone (or going?) to school with the CEO.
5. Let's make it clear. Should your assignment not be hand in withith a fortnight, do not count on getting your degree. In short, you will have been expelled before you get a chance to actually get it.
6. I wish my brother would not insult her again when she comes in tonight. (or: will not insult?)
7. Having known him (or Knowing?) for all these yeard, I had expected him (or expected?) to react the way he did, but the boss was rather schocked when he suddenly threw a pen in him.
Thank you in advance!
1. The choice was simple: either to have this document translated by a lay or to wait for a professional translator to come.
But don't forget how important time was. (Or: time had been?)
2. The number of job applications grew fasther than we had predicted, thus we couldn't possibly tell you now when we will publish the interviewee list. The sooner you have called us to check if it's ready, the better.
3. He must be very touche about neatness. Hadn't he been so, he wouldn't have made so much fuss about being told by her (or having been told?) not to be so pedantic. She obviously meant no harm - she was just trying to be polite.
4. No one knows anything about his salary but he is said to be the highest paid employee here. He may owe his pay to having gone (or going?) to school with the CEO.
5. Let's make it clear. Should your assignment not be hand in withith a fortnight, do not count on getting your degree. In short, you will have been expelled before you get a chance to actually get it.
6. I wish my brother would not insult her again when she comes in tonight. (or: will not insult?)
7. Having known him (or Knowing?) for all these yeard, I had expected him (or expected?) to react the way he did, but the boss was rather schocked when he suddenly threw a pen in him.
Thank you in advance!