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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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which is correct - knowledgeable of accounting principles or knowledgeable in accounting principles?
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knowledgeable in accounting principles But that is rather clunky. which I would recommend changing to 'a firm grasp'.
- knowledgeable in accounting principles But that is rather clunky.
- which I would recommend changing to 'a firm grasp'.
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knowledgeable in accounting principles
But that is rather clunky. The usual is 'a firm knowledge of accounting principles'...which I would recommend changing to 'a firm grasp'.
But that is rather clunky. The usual is 'a firm knowledge of accounting principles'...which I would recommend changing to 'a firm grasp'.
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