A few days ago
Is this correct?~~~~~?
That’s good. Yeah, I think it’s not a good idea to rush into things when you’re oblivious of your future career plans.
Does this sound ok? and not dumb or mean?
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I would use “unsure” instead of “oblivious” (oblivious is too strong of a word and may come off a little rude).
Also, if you want to be grammatically correct, there should be “that” after “think” (“I think that it’s…”).
I hope that this helps. Good luck!
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A few days ago
I think it’s a good idea not to rush into things when you’re unsure of your future career plans.
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A few days ago
Previous answers OK. But if you need to use the word oblivious – it is oblivious TO, not oblivious OF
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Dont use the word “oblivious” as it seems to suggest that the person is stupidly unaware. You could perhaps rather say, “unsure of”.
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A few days ago
I would drop the ‘Yeah’
“Being that you are unsure of your future career plans it would be inadvisable to rush things at this point”
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