Hi, _ _ _ QUESTION 1: Are the sentences' meanings that I write correct?_ _ _ QUESTION 2: Will the sentences have more than 1 meaning? _ _ _ SENTENCE 1: I am confident that you will find that I am a good employee._ _ _ SENTENCE 2: I am confident that you will find me to be a good employee. _ _ _ SENTENCE 3: I am confident that you will find me a good employee. _ _ _SENTENCES' MEANING 1: Later, you will feel that I am a good employee (ie, good now, but you're not sure). _ _ _ SENTENCES' MEANING 2: Later, you will fell that I become a good employee (ie, not good now). _ _ _SENTENCES' MEANING 3: You will hire a good employee for me (eg, i need an assistant). _ _ _
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SENTENCE 1: I am confident that you will find that I am a good employee. -- OK SENTENCE 2: I am confident that you will find me to be a good employee. -- OK SENTENCE 3: I am confident that you will find me a good employee.
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SENTENCE 1: I am confident that you will find that I am a good employee.-- OK SENTENCE 2: I am confident that you will find me to be a good employee. -- OK
SENTENCE 3: I am confident that you will find me a good employee.-- OK
They all mean that you will be a good employee as soon as you start working for the company.