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- QUITTING A JOB Hello, everyone! I am an assistant of CFO now. My duty is to develop more business partners and to translate some profile given to me. But it is not comfortable in this job. I can't see my future vision and promotion. I would like to quit it and find a new one. More likely, I would like to start my own business. Startup is fine and adventurous. My family is good at making and selling shoes. This can be the basic foundation of my business. But it is not my dreaming career. I always like to watch movies and videos especially videos about food. Last year, I began to be addicted to Youtube and watched videos every single day. Gradually, an idea pops up in my mind. I want to do my own Youtube channel and connect to the world. It would be fine. Therefore, I am preparing what content I like to record and post. If you have anything wanted to know about China, please tell me.July 1, 201600
- He went to London aimed at finding a job. In this sentence, people might suppose "aimed at finding a job" is used to decorate London. And "aim at" is an action before shooting. The purpose of "he" is planing to find a job. Using for as a collocation is better than "at". Aiming for finding a job,he went to London.0 votedJune 29, 20160

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