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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Hone
Hi.
What's the difference between
hone your skills
and
improve your skills
?Thanks in advance
What's the difference between
hone your skills
and
improve your skills
?Thanks in advance
Top answer
You would 'hone (= perfect) your skills' if you were already really good at something, while 'improving your skills' seems more general and doesn't include the aspect of completion.
- You would 'hone (= perfect) your skills' if you were already really good at something, while 'improving your skills' seems more general and doesn't include the aspect of completion.
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You would 'hone (= perfect) your skills' if you were already really good at something, while 'improving your skills' seems more general and doesn't include the aspect of completion.
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