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- Usually a résumé uses the present continuous for current responsibilities and simple present for responsibilities that are part of your job description, but that you aren't necessary performing right now, but these are just some rough guidelines. Personally, I would go with the second option as it sounds like a more natural way to describe your abilities and responsibilities. Others may disagree, however. Hope that helps.0 votedFebruary 8, 20171
First post in the notebook!
Today I found this site and tried to write my first post in the notebook. I've tried to not use auto translate and I wrote like it does not exist. But I've translated some of the words. I hope someone help me with this hard case.Great job overall!
Just have to practice the past!0 votedFebruary 7, 20171- You can still use it to indicate movement toward a place. It is used to indicate the future when used with another verb, if it's used by itself it will indicate movement (most of the time, see below). "I'm going to Spain" > "I'm moving towards Spain" "I'm going to go to Spain" > "I will go to Spain" "I'm going to the Mall" > "I'm moving towards the Mall" "I'm going to go shopping" > "I will go to do the action of shopping" going to used by itself can indicate future depending on context: "Are you going to do your homework?" "Yeah, I'm going to..." The verb has been omitted in this case, and can be inferred from context.0 votedFebruary 6, 20171
"Tracheal intubation.
This month, I have moved to the Department of Anesthesiology. Today is my second day and today I had the chance to operate (perform is better in this case) a tracheal intubation .Though I have done the operation lots times in a simulator,I still felt a little nervous when faced with a real person. Fortunately, The whole operational process was went smoothly.the conduit successfully passed through the epiglottis and reached the windpipe.I am very happy."Congratulations on the successful operation!
0 votedFebruary 6, 20171- "Can" may be used to express both ability and possibility. Ability: "I can play the guitar." Possibility: "Learning a language can be difficult" "Could" is the past conjugation of "can". It also may be used to express ability and possibility. Ability: "When I was a child, I could speak Japanese" Possibility "I could try to study English" In your sentence, the speaker is referring to the present, so he will use "can". If he was speaking about the past, "could" would be correct: "Yesterday, I couldn't eat till Dad got home." That are maaaaaany usages of "can" and "could", but I hope this helped you understand it a little better.0 votedFebruary 6, 20173
"Can we live in peace?
In the ancient times people used to be violent and cruel with their neighbors – other people. They were greedy and angry because that helped them to survive. People who were the most savage had more food, fur and just had a better life than others had.
Times have changed. Now people do not need to be angry and cruel to each other, because all that they want they can be bought for the with money. But they still are (cruel). The reasons of the for most of the conflicts are our bad emotions like anger, greed, cruelty and etc.
People are different. Someone is cruel and angry because they are what they are. And we cannot judge them because that is not their fault. We must to blame the reason of their behavior, but it is impossible to find it now.
To get closer to the peace we must to change our minds and start to love and value what we have. All what that we need is just to always be kind.
To sum up, to live in peace is utopia. All that we have is a belief in people and their kindness. One day people will stop to quarrelling and they will start to appreciate each other but not today or even tomorrow."A few notes:
If you are using all in a sentence, you don't need to use just as they have the same meaning in that context.
You are using what instead of that for relative pronouns, "what" is a determiner so it's better to use "that". for example:
"The things what I need"
"The things that I need"
situations where what is used:
"We photographed what little animals we could see"
Hope that helped! Overall you did a great job!
0 votedFebruary 6, 20170

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