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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

As..........As Mr.Rohoda Sterm from accounting?

Please look at the following sentence.

"Very few candidates for the position of vice president show as impressive a list of qualifications as Ms.Rohoda Stern from accounting"

I could somewhat understand what this sentence mean. What I doubt are,

[1] Is the sentence right in grammar?
[2] What is the meaning of "a list of qualifications"? I think it just means "qualifications" or "talents". What is the meaning of "a list". Does it real need the word of "a list" there?
[3] I think there are some missing words in "as clause". Does he have to write as "that of Mr.Rohada Stern from accounting"?

Thank you for your answers in advance.
  

Top answer

the sentence means that no other one has a better list of qualifications than Mr Rohoda stern's list,or it's the best list of qualificatiion has been submitted. we were blown away with the list.

— Kofy

  • the sentence means that no other one has a better list of qualifications than Mr Rohoda stern's list,or it's the best list of qualificatiion has been submitted.
  • we were blown away with the list.
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the sentence means that no other one has a better list of qualifications than Mr Rohoda stern's list,or it's the best list of qualificatiion has been submitted. we were blown away with the list.
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Son James Is the sentence right in grammar?
Yes
Son James What is the meaning of "a list". Does it really need the word of "a list" there?
In the sentence as it is written, yes.
Son James Does he have to write as "that of Mr.Rohada Stern from accounting"?
No. You can, bu
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Thank you for your answer,Mr.KofyEmotion: embarrassed.
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Really thank you so much for your kind explanation,FivejedjonEmotion: embarrassed. "Ms' doesn't need "period"? Then, do I have to write like th
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