Joined a union.
In Australia this time.
My contract is fixed and who knows what happens with me when it's over.
The uncertainty is more of a reason to join a union. Not less.
Discussion
Joined a union.
In Australia this time.
My contract is fixed and who knows what happens with me when it's over.
The uncertainty is more of a reason to join a union. Not less.
@Niall i know!
I've been going back and forth on this in my head since I posted it.
I may not sleep tonight.
@ptoothfish @Niall thank you 🙏
non-native english speaker problems.
@pezmico @Niall np honestly its just anyone speaking english problems - even people who get it “right” most of the time probably can’t articulate why
have you heard of “royal order of adjectives”?
english adjectives don’t sound right in the wrong order… people know when it sounds wrong, but usually can’t explain the rule (i can’t without looking it up!)
for example you can have a “big beautiful orange dog”, but an “orange, beautiful, big dog” just doesn’t work quite right
@pezmico weird, 'an' sounds completely wrong yet by the rules of grammar I think its 100% correct.