I want to improve my English.
I grew up in south of Spain, Andalusia, so my native language is Spanish. I am a music teacher in Spain but now I am unemployed. Because of this I'm going to go to UK to study and work there if it´s possible.
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I want to improve my English.
I grew up in south of Spain, Andalusia. So my native language is Spanish. I am a music teacher in Spain but now I am unemployed. Because of this I'm going to go to UK for study and also work there if it´s possible.
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Everybody around the world knows the unemployment rate is very high in Spain so you can consider saying you were laid off due to lack of work in your last employment.
One thing I don't understand is that with such a high unemployment rate in your country, how do those unemployed people pay their bills?
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Thank you, Boris!! You helped me a lot.
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Used as a noun, a word sack is an informal way to say - dismissal from employment. As a verb, it is a slang for its synonyms - to dismiss, to fire (which means - despedir).
To resign - renunciar.
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Thank you very much. Could you tell me what are the diferences between sack, dismiss, fire and resign? I have to do an exercise with these terms but I have lot of doubts about their meanings.
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