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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Full, complete, whole, entire
Hi,
Please, which is the best way to talk about working experience, in a sentence:
" I have experience in the ____ (whole/entire) administrative field"
OR
" I have (a) ____ (full/complete) experience in the administrative field"
Thank you so much!!
Mariana
Please, which is the best way to talk about working experience, in a sentence:
" I have experience in the ____ (whole/entire) administrative field"
OR
" I have (a) ____ (full/complete) experience in the administrative field"
Thank you so much!!
Mariana
Top answer
Maybe "sufficient" is better word to describe your experience.
- Maybe "sufficient" is better word to describe your experience.
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'Sufficient' suggests only 'enough'. It is a weak word in a job application.
" I have experience in the entire administrative field"
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" I have extensive experience in the administrative field"<<<<<
" I have experience in the entire administrative field"
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" I have extensive experience in the administrative field"<<<<<
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