May 13, 2021
I haven't been promoted since I started in this company two years ago, I'm in a terrible rut!
Should I pay now or can I run up the bills and pay later?
When I signed the contract I did not know what I am letting myself in for – it turned out to be a really horrible role.
Sentences 107: In A Rut, Run Up, Letting Myself In For
I haven't been promoted since I started inat this company two years ago, I'm in a terrible rut!
Should I pay now or can I run up the bills and pay later?
This sentence makes sense, but I think it sounds a little sarcastic! Running up debt isn't something you'd do intentionally, so when you acknowledge it as an option here it feels like you're making a subtle joke.
When I signed the contract I did not know what I amwas letting myself in for – it turned out to be a really horrible role.
Because the rest of the sentence is in past tense!
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I haven't been promoted since I started in this company two years ago, I'm in a terrible rut! I haven't been promoted since I started |
Should I pay now or can I run up the bills and pay later? Should I pay now or can I run up the bills and pay later? This sentence makes sense, but I think it sounds a little sarcastic! Running up debt isn't something you'd do intentionally, so when you acknowledge it as an option here it feels like you're making a subtle joke. |
When I signed the contract I did not know what I am letting myself in for – it turned out to be a really horrible role. When I signed the contract I did not know what I Because the rest of the sentence is in past tense! |
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