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Common Errors: S/He / It Verbs Has I / We You They Verb Have
Common Errors: S/He / It Verbs Has I / We You They Verb Have
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COMMON ERRORS
Subject + verb
X A junior engineer must be responsible and organized. Will do paperwork and solve problems.
Moreover, should be a good communicator to deal with people efficiently.
A junior engineer must be responsible and organized. HE Will do paperwork and solve
problems. Moreover, HE should be a good communicator to deal with people efficiently.
NOUN
ADJECTIBE + NOUN
WRONG:
CORRECTION:
INDEFINITE ARTICLE
A / AN in aN office aN engineer
A + consonant sound
AN + vowel sound
DEFINITE ARTICLE
the
The principal discrimination in the story is that the Mexicans don´t know to manage the money,
when the reality is that their wage was poor.
Yes, I can see discrimination in the story because the Mexican stokers are who work in the coal
mine only for being Mexican. What's more, they don't know to manage the money and they
don't know that the wage is very poor. We can relate this situation with our present, we know
that in EE.UU the Mexicans are discriminateD in differents jobs.
CORRECTION:
these requirements are discriminatory because the only suitable people /ones for the job /
employment work are
I can see discrimination with Mexican stokers because they received a bad salary compared to /
in comparison to the job they did. Then, the new rules, them didn´t understand because the
mexicans didn´t speack the lenguage, therefore, the engineers explained the rules to the
mexicans
they received a bad salary in comparison to the WORK they did or THE JOB THEY HAD.
applicant ≠ postulant are not synonyms
Apply for
Definition of postulant
2: a person on probation before being admitted as a candidate for holy orders in
the Episcopal Church
Definition of applicant
noun
1. a person who makes a formal application for something, especially a job
Discrimination n discriminate v
GOOD BAD
Do not use GOOD or BAD. Please, replace them by more sophisticated adjectives form the list
of the Booklet
Preposition + VerbING
in analyzing
This ad may also imply discrimination against language, due to the fact that it requires people
who only speak English.
X The stokers came in every 3-4 days to ask for advances, due to they spent all money to avoid
being called a miser.
The stokers came in every 3-4 days to ask for advances BECAUSE / AS / SINCE they spent all
money to avoid being called a miser.
The stokers came in every 3-4 days to ask for advances, due to the fact that they spent all
money to avoid being called a miser.
X A stoker should be a energetic and strong man due to his work is really hard,
A stoker should be a energetic and strong man due to his hard work.
X A stoker has to be an energetic man, strong and hard-working due to this work is really hard.
they work eight rought hours a day in the coal mine.