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This virus can affect to different types/kinds people of many modes.We see for example the altered. I wouldn't incude this unless you turn it into a list (For example:) and then listing all of the examples you'll later be explaining
The Alterer: It do makes everyone know begin exaggerating things.
The Perfectionist: It is an important fight, for the person has quality and exactitude every time. But the perfectionist uses the word quality with his vocabulary as a weapon.
The Resister: It has gives fear of the constant change. The change can seriously affect those in the work space/field.
The 'Not my job': In this case, the virus attacks the view of the victim, harming to the point they can not see beyond their own work job (I would add more explaination like and refuse to help others if they do not get payment for their help)
The Rumor monger: It almost always speaks almost without basis and is constantly negative.
The Uncommitted: This attitude injures enthusiasm and commitment to one's job.
The Pessimist: That The pessimist can affect to all of the team with his negative outlook.Then Therefore, the attitude virus is very harmful. An healthy attitude healthy do can make all difference of in the world, curing negativity in the workplace. We need to recognize that there is an attitude problem. Taking responsibility for your own attitude is the first pass way for to combat the epidemic.
In some cases, you may need to help a teammate diagnose their attitude. Focus on behavior, not personality.
A leader has to need of show how behavior impacts team goals. Please correct it.
I tried my best to correct it. I'm sorry if I didn't quite undertand what you were trying to say. :) This is a great idea though!0 votedDecember 20, 20151Every summer my family and I with my family go away abroad. So, last summer, we decided to set out for Austria and got round to booked some tickets. It was very interesting traveling. Primarily Firstly, my father had asked his friend for to dropping us off outside the airport Sheremetevo airport. My grandparents saw us off. Dick picked us off up and started to drive. Of course, this is how it happens. It turned out that we had forgotten our passports. We turned out around and my mother had to get go back after its and get them. So, that was only in the beginning of our tour. The second accident to happen, was when Dick can barely almost ran over a man crossing the road. He pulled in over and got caught his breath. We carried on with our trip. After this situation, Dick kept a looked out and drove very slowly. Because of these accidents, we went to arrived at the airport very late. We had to hurry. I had so many bags that I should had to catch up with my parents. It was awful. I could not keep up with them. We made for the registration. Fortunately, our flight had been put of, it had been bring forward. All This (negative adjective like <em>unfortunate</em> or <em>horrible</em>) beginning went put me off, but I put up with my destiny continued on with our trip. In two hours, we was were sitting in on the plane and three hours later, our plane took off. When we went to the Austria, my/our parents checked in us into a hotel. In the evening, it there was a competition because of the local holiday. I would like wanted to go in for in this competition. So, I joined in it. But I was so tired after all this day that had happened, I pulled out and knocked out of this the competition. I went to my room and took up started to unpack my bags. It was a good holidays (or <em>vacation</em>) after this awful beginning. I think that I took to liked this country and I will have remembered this tour for a long time.
made for: this makes sense but isn't generally used (<em>could also use</em> made towards <em>or</em> made our way to)
had been put of, it had been bring forward: the flight was delayed? I couldn't understand this sentence. I'm sorry :(
continued on with our trip: This sounds more natural
0 votedDecember 18, 20150Over the past few days, I have heard of the inapprehensible suicides of some people. A few days ago, a promising Korean cellist, who was a professor of a quality university and a wife of a rich lawyer, killed herself by driving off of a cliff. Today, a young, 19 year old guy, who was a student of top university in Korea, jumped to his death. He left a suicide note which said he had fallen into despair because he wasn't born with a silver spoon. Also, a beautiful, female entertainer committed a suicide. These people had a kind of enviable position and, from a superficial point of view, they had to be happy. Our life is full of incomprehensible and unaccountable mysteries. That's why we need to learn the true meaning of life and true happiness. I think we can feel happy even with just the fire in a humble hut, where we can escape from heavy rain outside and keep our bodies warm.
This is so sad but I agree that we need to learn true happiness because it doesn't come from possessions.
0 votedDecember 18, 20151I like Japanese food. For example: sushi, rice ball, and sugared red beans. But I don't like wasabi. Many people like wasabi. It goes with sushi and meat. The rest of my family likes wasabi so I don't understand why I don't like it. It is very spicy to me. Sometimes it is seen as childish to not eat wasabi. My younger sister often tells me "you are child-like"(you could say "you are being childish"). I want to enjoy eating Japanese food more.
I could understand everything you were saying, I just corrected it to sound more natural. Good luck learning English! :)
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