Correção de frase: I'm gonna intend to prepare my resumé...
COMO COMBINAR PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS
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- Telma Regina
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You can't say "I'm going to intend". You either "are going to do something" or " you intend to do something". So:
I intend to prepare my résumé in English.
I intend to prepare my résumé in English.
COMO COMBINAR PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS
- PPAULO
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Nope, because the word "English" begins with capital E.
Other than that, yep, that´s correct in informal and colloquial English, if you catch my drift...
Speaking of informal and colloquial, "after that" could be replaced by "then", maybe it got more natural and in synch with the informal style choosen by you. A slight and minor correction, no! suggestion, anyway.
Other than that, yep, that´s correct in informal and colloquial English, if you catch my drift...
Speaking of informal and colloquial, "after that" could be replaced by "then", maybe it got more natural and in synch with the informal style choosen by you. A slight and minor correction, no! suggestion, anyway.
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Oh! my bad! I had not noticed that flaw, thanks for pointing it out, Telma.