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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Letter Writing
Are there any mistakes?
I do not have any practical experience in accounting or auditing. However, I studied them for many years and I have never failed an exam in my entire life. I have passed all exams on my first attempt. I am eager (is there a better verb) to practice (should I say apply?) what I have learned (studied) for years
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Grammatically, it is OK. But personally, I would never write it this way on a job application.
- Grammatically, it is OK.
- But personally, I would never write it this way on a job application.
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Grammatically, it is OK. But personally, I would never write it this way on a job application.
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oh thx. how to emphasize enthuthiasm, eagerness or whatever the correct word is for working as an accountant or an auditor?
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sorry to ask a lot.
which one should I use
I am eager to get my first job as an accountant
I am eager to start ( begin) my career in accountancy
or in the field of accountancy or the accountancy field
or could you suggest a sentence plz
which one should I use
I am eager to get my first job as an accountant
I am eager to start ( begin) my career in accountancy
or in the field of accountancy or the accountancy field
or could you suggest a sentence plz
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I am eager to start ( begin) my career in accounting.
There is no real difference between start and begin.
There is no real difference between start and begin.
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