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is this sentence correct? How can I phrase it to sound natural?
I'm excited about my future life as a med student and consequently as a doctor.
I'm excited about my future life as a med student and consequently as a doctor.
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I think you mean "subsequently", but that sounds a little formal. I would say "I'm excited about my future life, first as a med student, and then as a doctor!"
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Ja, der Satz ist korrekt, aber er könnte etwas natürlicher klingen. Eine mögliche Umformulierung könnte sein: "Ich freue mich auf mein zukünftiges Leben als Medizinstudent und später als Arzt." In dieser Version klingt der Satz etwas fließender und natürlicher.
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I think you mean "subsequently", but that sounds a little formal. I would say "I'm excited about my future life, first as a med student, and then as a doctor!"
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