Re: Thank you for your help.

anon1 — Thu, 30 Dec 2004 22:26:56 GMT

1) I deeply regret why I didn't deliberate whether I was interested in electron at begining of making the decision.

I am not completely sure what you are trying to say. I know you meant "election" when you wrote "electron".

I am going to make some wild guesses.

I deeply regret that I didn't deliberate more carefully when I was making my decision of how to vote for in the election.

That might not be representing your thoughts.

2) I saw an item of news that a engineer who had earned millions of NT dollars per year resigned the job.

a) I saw a new article that an engineer who had earned millions of NT dollars per year resigned from his job.

You could also write

b) I saw a new article where an engineer who had earned millions of NT dollars per year resigned from his job.

Notice that we DID NOT put "who had earned millions of NT dollars per year" inside commas. In other words, we did NOT write....

c) I saw a new article that an engineer, who had earned millions of NT dollars per year, resigned from his job.

It wasn't that an engineer resigned from his job that was newsworthy. Rather, it was an engineer making millions of NT dollars per year resigning from his job that was newsworthy.

Hope this helps.

MountainHiker

Thank you for your help.

WANG CHUN — Thu, 30 Dec 2004 19:16:16 GMT

hello
I don't konw how to correct these sentences.
Thank you for your help.

I deeply regret why I didn't deliberate whether I was interested in electron at begining of making the decision.

I saw an item of news that a engineer who had earned millions of NT dollars per year resigned the job.

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Re: Thank you for your help.

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