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Layla1234 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Accounting/Accountancy
Can you have a look at the following sentences and say whether they are correct or not?
I have a degree in Accountancy or Accounting -Should the first letter be capitalized?
I know the high level of English or rather I know English at a high level or I speak English fluently.
I have five years expeerience of similar work at a small business.
My computer skills include using all the applications in both MS Office and Open Office.
I am a reliable person who likes paperwork.
Please contact me at any of the email addresses or telphone numbers listed in the CV to arrange for an interview.
I have a degree in Accountancy or Accounting -Should the first letter be capitalized?
I know the high level of English or rather I know English at a high level or I speak English fluently.
I have five years expeerience of similar work at a small business.
My computer skills include using all the applications in both MS Office and Open Office.
I am a reliable person who likes paperwork.
Please contact me at any of the email addresses or telphone numbers listed in the CV to arrange for an interview.
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I have a degree in Accounting. I speak English fluently. I have five years experience performing similar work at a small business.
- I have a degree in Accounting.
- I speak English fluently.
- I have five years experience performing similar work at a small business.
- I am proficient in both MS Office and Open Office.
- I am a reliable person who likes paperwork.
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I have a degree in Accounting.
I speak English fluently.
I have five years experience performing similar work at a small business.
I am proficient in both MS Office and Open Office.
I am a reliable person who likes paperwork.
Please contact me at any of the email addresses or telephone numbers listed in the CV to arrange for an interview.
I speak English fluently.
I have five years experience performing similar work at a small business.
I am proficient in both MS Office and Open Office.
I am a reliable person who likes paperwork.
Please contact me at any of the email addresses or telephone numbers listed in the CV to arrange for an interview.
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Please excuse me Layla, I made a typo: "accounting" should not be capitalized.
John
John
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Hi John,
Thanks for help. Could you also tell me where can I use also in the following sentence?
I have also experience of or I also have
What is the difference between experience in and experience of?? Can you give some examples of sentences?
Thanks for help. Could you also tell me where can I use also in the following sentence?
I have also experience of or I also have
What is the difference between experience in and experience of?? Can you give some examples of sentences?
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Can I say something like this?
I would like to apply for the position of accountant at your office or rather in your office? Is there any difference between in office and at office?
I would like to apply for the position of accountant at your office or rather in your office? Is there any difference between in office and at office?
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The correct word order is: "I also have..."
I also have experience (in) teaching basic accounting skills to new employees.
I also have experience (in) dealing with demanding clients.
I have experience dealing with vendors.
In the first two sentences above, not using a preposition is also acceptable. That's why I put "in" within parentheses.
In the context of "I also h
I also have experience (in) teaching basic accounting skills to new employees.
I also have experience (in) dealing with demanding clients.
I have experience dealing with vendors.
In the first two sentences above, not using a preposition is also acceptable. That's why I put "in" within parentheses.
In the context of "I also h
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You could say "in your office", but I have another suggestion.
Why do you need to specify the location?
Couldn't you just write "I would like to apply for the position of account"?
"In the office", or "with your company" is understood, and you don't really need to say it.
Why do you need to specify the location?
Couldn't you just write "I would like to apply for the position of account"?
"In the office", or "with your company" is understood, and you don't really need to say it.
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