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I want to try and work abroad and the only thing, prevented me from doing, is my English.
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Very close.
I want to try to work abroad. The only thing preventing me (from doing it) is my (level of) English.
The parts in () are optional. You can also use "try and work" but "try to work" is better
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very close!
I want to try and work abroad [but] the only thing prevent[ing] me from doing [that] is my English.
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You are wrong. Neil is correct. I congratulate Neil.
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No
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