Grammar help???!!!!!
"She demonstrated to our team that she had a strong ability to keep up with the competitive working environment and to progress rapidly in this job"
I wonder Is this sentence grammatical correct? Or could I say: " to keep up with.... and progress rapidly" without "to" ????
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nhung 312 Is this sentence grammatical ly correct? "She demonstrated to our team that she had a strong the ability to keep up in our with the competitive working environment and to get promotions in rapid succession. progress rapidly in this job" I have no idea what you mean by "progress in the job".
- nhung 312 Is this sentence grammatical ly correct?
- "She demonstrated to our team that she had a strong the ability to keep up in our with the competitive working environment and to get promotions in rapid succession.
- progress rapidly in this job" I have no idea what you mean by "progress in the job".
- Did she get promoted quickly to higher positions?
- Did she quickly learn how to handle all the various responsibilities?
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nhung 312Is this sentence grammatically correct?
"She demonstrated to our team that she had a strong the ability to keep up in our with the competitive working environment and to ge
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