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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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As or Being?
I am writing a career objective and become not sure which one I should use --- Being or As. Could anyone help me on this? Thank you very much!
Being a well-trained Biologist, I hope to work in a pharmaceutical or biotechnology company, allowing me to apply my bioscientific expertise and skills to make contributions for the health improvement.
Being a well-trained Biologist, I hope to work in a pharmaceutical or biotechnology company, allowing me to apply my bioscientific expertise and skills to make contributions for the health improvement.
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Both aer correct. I prefer being (it sounds more formal to me).
- Both aer correct.
- I prefer being (it sounds more formal to me).
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Both aer correct. I prefer being (it sounds more formal to me).
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