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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Comma use
Do I need a comma before "as well as?"
In all of these roles I exhibited strong organizational skills and worked independently as well as part of a team.
In all of these roles I exhibited strong organizational skills and worked independently as well as part of a team.
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" Eh, there's a problem. I worked independently. I worked as part of a team.
- " Eh, there's a problem.
- I worked independently.
- I worked as part of a team.
- I worked independently as well as as part of a team.
- That second "as" disappears but it sound ridiculous with it.
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No, but I'd put one after "roles" and for clarity, I'd put a comma after "skills" and insert another "I" before "worked."
Eh, there's a problem. I worked independently. I worked as part of a team. I worked independently as well as as part of a team. That second "as" disappears but it sound ridiculous with it.
Better would be: , and I worked both independently and as p
Eh, there's a problem. I worked independently. I worked as part of a team. I worked independently as well as as part of a team. That second "as" disappears but it sound ridiculous with it.
Better would be: , and I worked both independently and as p
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