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gladu [14]
3 years ago
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Please The solution ..........

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tatiyna3 years ago
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Answer:

Ok so we don't really have to choose for you because it's asking the question for you.

Explanation:

So

some future jobs can be a lawyer a doctor an engineer a Laborer. There are so many you can think of!

What you want to be addresses to your future job :)

A way you can is that, you will go to that particular study field depending on what you choose and study there, for example medical field. You will work hard to get to your achievements.

Where you want to work is in a business or a place that really got you interested which is basically directing to what you want to be and your future job.

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