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Quand j’ai choisis ma niveau d’éducation, ma liste des carriers n’a changé pas. Je veux aller au l’université et pour la majorité de mes emplois tu dois aller au l’université pour le faire.

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Check the past participle of choisir = choisi. The word "niveau" is masculine, singular. The word "carriers" means "quarrymen" and you probably mean "careers?" The "ne.....pas" works around the auxiliary/helping verb = n'a pas changé. The word "université" is feminine singular (twice.) Are you sure you mean "for the majority of my employments YOU ought to go to the university?"

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Here is a corrected version of your sentence:

"Quand j'ai choisi mon niveau d'éducation, ma liste des carrières n'a pas changé. Je veux aller à l'université et pour la majorité de mes emplois tu dois y aller pour le faire."

To get the correct version, you can follow these steps:

1. Check the verb form: The past participle of "choisir" is "choisi" when used with "avoir" as the auxiliary verb.

2. Verify the gender and number agreement: "Niveau" is masculine and singular, so it should be "mon niveau." "Carriers" should be "carrières" to match the feminine plural form.

3. Ensure correct negation: In French, the negation forms "ne...pas" are used around the conjugated auxiliary verb. So, "n'a pas changé" is the correct form.

4. Check the gender agreement with "université": Since "université" is feminine and singular, it should be "à l'université" instead of "au l'université."

5. Clarify the intended meaning: In your original sentence, you said, "for the majority of my employments YOU ought to go to the university." If you want to say that for most jobs, you have to go to the university, you can use "pour la majorité de mes emplois tu dois y aller" in the corrected sentence.

Remember, it's always a good idea to have a dictionary on hand to look up any unfamiliar words and verify their meanings.