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Describing your boss

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Who is your boss? What is he like?

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Who is your boss? What is he like?

My boss is Mr.Tanaka. He is from Japan. I love to him.
Because He certainly take the time to consult our problems he is seem t be busy.

自然な表現

My boss is Mr. Tanaka. He is from Japan. I love him.
This is because he takes the time to handle our problems even when he appears to be busy.

1. There should be space between a punctuation mark and the word that comes after it.
2. The preposition ''to'' is not necessary here.
3. This is a much clearer and more natural way of phrasing this sentence.

So would you describe him as kind and patient? It sounds like he is a father figure for the employees.

When he is tarking us,he always looks our face.
Moreover,with friendly face.
Also he has calm voice so that we get to relax while talking him.
He is seem to be older brother rather than father I would say.

自然な表現

When he talks to us, he always looks at us, and he always has a friendly face.
Also, he has a calm voice so we get to relax while talking to him.
I would say he is more of an older brother than a father.

1&6. This is a much clearer way of expressing this point.
2. Use a comma to separate the clauses.
3. The indefinite article ''a'' introduces singular nouns, noun phrases, and adjectives.
4. The pronoun ''that'' is not necessary here.
5. The natural expression is ''talking to'', the preposition ''to'' identifies the person you will be talking to.

He sounds like a very good person. Do you all work together in an open plan office, or do you have separate offices?

I usually work at an open plan office.
When doing video conferences, my boss allow us to use separated rooms.
also it gives all executives their individual room in head office.
what do you think that what is reasons to give them the room?

自然な表現

I usually work at an open-plan office.
When doing video conferences, my boss allows us to use separate rooms.
Also, all executives have their own individual rooms at the head office.
What do you think is the reason behind them having their own separate rooms?

1. Use a hyphen to merge these words.
2. We use plurals when talking about things in general.
3. Remove the suffix ''-ed'' to correct the wrong grammar and fix the agreement mistake.
4&6. This is a much clearer way of expressing this point.
5. The first word in a sentence or question should always be capitalized.

Well, I think the reason for that is to give all executives a sense of independency and freedom while making decisions. Do you agree?

I almost agree. As for my company,
one of the executives trained his muscle in the room during contracted hours so that the employee has ever strictly complained about this thing.
if they use it correctly,independency would be allowed.

自然な表現

I almost agree. As for my company, one of the executives trained his muscles in one of the rooms during contracted hours, but the employees have never strictly complained about this thing.
If they used it correctly, independence would be allowed.

1. This is a much clearer way of expressing this point.
2. The first word in a sentence or question should always be capitalized.
3. Use the suffix ''-ed'' to correct the wrong grammar and fix the agreement mistake.
4. Spelling correction.

Really? You mean he used the office as a gym? Wow, I have never heard of something like that. Was he punished by his boss because of that?

No he wasn't. Certainly there was
no punishment.
His secretary only told him this behavior must modify soon.
But this event made some employees lose their motivation for work.

自然な表現

No, he wasn't. Certainly, there was
no punishment.
His secretary only told him to modify his behavior soon.
However, this event demotivated some employees, and they lost the zeal to do their work.

1&2. Use a comma to separate the clauses.
3&5. This is a much clearer way of expressing this point.
4. We do not begin sentences with conjunctions, ''and, but, because, so''.

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