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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Computer skills
Hello, could you help me guys, is it correct to say "my computer skills are at proficient level"?
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M y computer skills are at a proficient level. It's not the best way to say it. Maybe this: I am (quite) proficient in using a computer.
- M y computer skills are at a proficient level.
- It's not the best way to say it.
- Maybe this: I am (quite) proficient in using a computer.
- It is not saying much, so it would be better to be more explicit: For example: I am very experienced with desktop publishing, designing spreadsheets, and building web sites.
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My computer skills are at a proficient level.
It's not the best way to say it. Maybe this: I am (quite) proficient in using a computer.
It is not saying much, so it would be better to be more explicit: For example:
I am very experienced with desktop publishing, designing spreadsheets, and building web sites.
It's not the best way to say it. Maybe this: I am (quite) proficient in using a computer.
It is not saying much, so it would be better to be more explicit: For example:
I am very experienced with desktop publishing, designing spreadsheets, and building web sites.
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