can I say sth like that in English?

Question

can I say sth like that in English? - "work as a car mechanic and a vehicle bodies repairs worker" is it appropriate expression for the profession? thanks

Answer 1

not really it should read something more like this:

I am employed as an automobile mechanic and automobile body repair technician.


more or less

Answer 2

I assume you are in the UK.
No - it isn't good English. By "sth" I assume you mean "something" ?
And the type of work you mention is not a profession, it's a trade.

You would probably say something like;
"I work as a car mechanic and on vehicle body repairs."

"Automobile" - mentioned in another answer - is an American word - so if you are in the States use that, but in the UK use "car".

Answer 3

When you say sth- i think you mean 'stuff' . The phrase you used about the car mechanic was fine.

Answer 4

what is "sth"?, what is it's bearing on the rest of the question?, your employment history would be better phrased as: "was employed as an auto mechanic and bodyshop worker"

Answer 5

Nah, sth, as in South London, sth lonon, ain't it...

Answer 6

I think you need to get a better grasp on the English language.

Answer 7

the two between the sentences at the instant are not the comparable an adverb can basically be used basically after a verb alongside with "guessed" so the respond would be "wisely" and the 2d sentence the respond would be "incorrect"

Answer 8

Forgive me for being a bit thick here, but wtf is 'sth'? Is it an abbreviation for south? Sorry dont understand your question.