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    work - phrasal verb Does an engineer work for a project or work on a project? I understand from the dictionary that we work in an industry, work on a task (to emphasise effort is needed) but what if I only want to present what projects an engineer was involved in?
    May 22, 2012
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    Thanks! "summary" appears to be different from what I intend to present as some of the contracts were not shown on purpose.
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    February 8, 2012
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    Extracted, extract of or simplified? I have a number of contracts under the same project to be listed in a table but I'm not sure how should I name the table. "Summary of Works Contract" would be inappropriate, does "Extract of Works Contract", "Extracted Works Contract" or "Extraction of Works Contract" sound appropriate to you? I found the meaning of "extract" (verb) means "to remove sth" and "extraction" means "the process of removing", but I can't come up with another word. Thanks!
    February 8, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hi! I'm an engineer working in Hong Kong. I want to improve my English.

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    February 8, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hi! I'm a young engineering working in HK wanting to improve my English.
    February 6, 2012
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