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MazB Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Does this make sense?
"Attributable to this, I have gained good leadership skills and communication skills".
What I'm trying to say is that by being an student ambassador I have gained good skills. Is there a better way of saying this?
What I'm trying to say is that by being an student ambassador I have gained good skills. Is there a better way of saying this?
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Serving as a student ambassador helped me to become a good leader and communicator.
- Serving as a student ambassador helped me to become a good leader and communicator.
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Serving as a student ambassador helped me to become a good leader and communicator.
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Thanks - I want to say that helped me to gain these skills. I can't say leader I need to mention skills. Sorry, do you know how I can say this?
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Doesn't a being a good leader necessarily mean the possession of the skills to lead?
You seem to be fixated on "skills" rather than the end result of having them...
... helping to become a good leader ... means necessarily that you developed and practiced leadership skills along the way.
You seem to be fixated on "skills" rather than the end result of having them...
... helping to become a good leader ... means necessarily that you developed and practiced leadership skills along the way.
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