A few days ago
Susan

grammar check junior level college business writing class paper.?

1)Money was not my motivation to want to leave my job, but rather a decent quality of life; still I needed to pay my bills.

(my grammar check told me to use a semi colon. doesn’t look right.)

2)I have a first hand understanding of the value or lack thereof a degree.

(should there be an “of” after thereof or is that the point of the word?)

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A few days ago
Literature Mommy

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Money was not my motivation to want to leave my job, but rather a decent quality of life. Still, I needed to pay my bills.

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Money was not my motivation to want to leave my job, but rather a decent quality of life; still, I needed to pay my bills.

I have a firsthand understanding of the value of a degree or lack thereof.

Or-

I have a firsthand understanding of a degree’s value or lack thereof.

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A few days ago
Pamela C
Whenever you come across odd grammar through spell check, try to reword the sentence…it’s not worth stressing out about spell check’s suggestions. Here’s a revision worth noting πŸ™‚

1. Leaving my job was to pursue a higher quality of life, yet I still needed money to pay bills. In the end, my motivation was driven by intangible measures, not by money.

2. I have a clear understanding of the value of a degree, and first-hand knowledge of not having one.

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A few days ago
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The first one makes sense with the semi-colon i would say…

The second… i would put “I have a first hand understanding of the value (or lack of) a degree.”

Hmmm, just a suggestion :L

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A few days ago
JL
1)suggestion is correct

2)no “of” needed when “thereof” is present

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A few days ago
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