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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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about you for quick promotion
Keep this skill about you for quick promotion.
By this sentence, I meant, that keep this sentence for the benefit of you in getting promotion.
Please do help me.
By this sentence, I meant, that keep this sentence for the benefit of you in getting promotion.
Please do help me.
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Hi, Keep this skill about you for quick promotion. By this sentence, I meant, that keep this sentence for the benefit of you in getting promotion. It's not idiomatic to say 'keep a skill about you'.
- Hi, Keep this skill about you for quick promotion.
- By this sentence, I meant, that keep this sentence for the benefit of you in getting promotion.
- It's not idiomatic to say 'keep a skill about you'.
- You might say 'Keep using/showing/developing this skill .
- ' In fact, it's rather old-fashioned to say 'keep anything about you', eg You could say this, but it doesn't sound modern: 'keep your wallet about you in case you need some money'.
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Hi,
Keep this skill about you for quick promotion.
By this sentence, I meant, that keep this sentence for the benefit of you in getting promotion.
It's not idiomatic to say 'keep a skill about you'. You might say 'Keep using/showing/developing this skill . . '
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Keep this skill about you for quick promotion.
By this sentence, I meant, that keep this sentence for the benefit of you in getting promotion.
It's not idiomatic to say 'keep a skill about you'. You might say 'Keep using/showing/developing this skill . . '
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