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Anastasia
How to say it better? I’ve been passionate about foreign languages and different cultures all my life, so it was quite easy for me to choose what I wanted to do for life. OR: I’ve been passionate about foreign languages and different cultures all my life, so I chose my career/career path quite naturally. Or something different?
Feb 5, 2020 8:21 PM
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They don't have the exactly the same meanings. "do for life" is unnatural. You could replace it with "do for a living" or just "be". In the second, I don't think "chose my career quite naturally" says very much and isn't real smooth. I chose to become ... I naturally fell into being a …. it was a natural choice to become ... What's best would depend on the context. If you aren't going to say what your career is, I think the first sentence (corrected) is better.
February 5, 2020
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Both are okay but personally I would say the first or; I've always been passionate about foreign languages and different cultures, so my career choice came quite naturally to me. Hope that helps:)
February 5, 2020
Both are correct. In the first sentence it would be natural to say “do in life.”
February 6, 2020
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