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Kumenglish Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Brings
Context: I came across the sentence in someone's bio-data on the website.
He brings 20 years of executive experience from multiple healthcare companies with a background in business development, leadership, and operations.
Does "brings" mean "gaining/obtaining experience"?
Ref: https://www.go-sb.com/learn-more-about-gosb/#who-we-are
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kumenglish Does "brings" mean "gaining/obtaining experience"? No. It means the same as: Dad brings a cup of Starbucks coffee to work every morning.
- kumenglish Does "brings" mean "gaining/obtaining experience"?
- No.
- It means the same as: Dad brings a cup of Starbucks coffee to work every morning.
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kumenglishDoes "brings" mean "gaining/obtaining experience"?
No. It means the same as:
Dad brings a cup of Starbucks coffee to work every morning.
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