Help me, please
правильно ли я построила прдложение?
What days of week you will work in?
и это:
I hope you to find a job.
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Help me, please
правильно ли я построила прдложение?
What days of week you will work in?
и это:
I hope you to find a job.
"Which days of the week do you work?" [meaning at present] or "Which days of the week will you be working?" [meaning starting sometime in the future] are the very best ways to phrase this question!
As to your SECOND enquiry... I believe that MARIA has given you an excellent explanation on which I could NEVER improve!!! :-))
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Hi Anna!
I think it would be better to say in the first case:
What days of the week you will work on?
I added the article "the" and changed "in" into "on" (you shouldn't use "in" talking about days of the week -- just "on Monday", "on Tuesday"... etc.)
And as for the second case, it would be more correct to say:
I hope you find a job (Я надеюсь, ты найдёшь работу).
"To" is an infinitive particle, and the infinitive "to find" is "найти" in Russian.
So, just fancy -- would it be correct to say:
Я надеюсь, ты найти работу instead of Я надеюсь, ты найдёшь работу?
The same is in the English language. :-)
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hello, i work 5 days, but i need to expand my knowledge 7 days for a week, i need to learn about computers software, i have to remember the costumers, and program many future actuations. but really i love only to work 5 days, and the most of the days, only to work to the morning.
about russian, i only say one thing, you are very good prepared, and really your economy is in growht, so that, they are many opportunities, only you need to select a good company for begining, evaluating growth, etc,
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