Resumes start look thin.

[Robby Zhu]

Hello everyone.

Resumes start look thin, their peers begin surpassing them and they may get stuck in underemployment.
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Why does the writer use a base form rather than "looking"？
Thanks in advance.

Edit: to fix the link.

 

[Florentia52]

I don’t readily see your quoted text on the page you’ve linked to, and it doesn’t come up on a search on that page. Can you provide more information, and make sure you’ve copied the text correctly?

It’s most likely a typo for “start to look thin:”

 

[Franco-filly]

I'm guessing it should start "Resumés start to look thin..." but we need more info.

 

[Robby Zhu]

I don’t readily see your quoted text on the page you’ve linked to, and it doesn’t come up on a search on that page. Can you provide more information, and make sure you’ve copied the text correctly?

It’s most likely a typo for “start to look thin:”

I have fixed the link and attached a picture.

 

[Franco-filly]

I'm guessing it should start "Resumés start to look thin..."

I think "to" has been omitted and I'd have added the accent on resumes i.e.resumés. This means their C.V.s, the summaries of their jobs and experiences are brief/lacking in details.

 

[Robby Zhu]

Thank you. Florentia52, Franco-filly. I have found other versions with "Start to look thin" on other websites, so it should be a typo. And thank for the accent mark suggestion.