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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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familiarisation with enviromental samples taken

familiarisation with work organization in company and issues involving functioning sewage farm
  

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This is not a complete sentence so it is difficult to assess. Also, I believe you are using familiarisation (familiarization in AmE) incorrectly. It is a noun constructed from a verb (familiarize), which was constructed from a noun and also exists as an adjective (familiar).

— KJinCali79

  • This is not a complete sentence so it is difficult to assess.
  • Also, I believe you are using familiarisation (familiarization in AmE) incorrectly.
  • It is a noun constructed from a verb (familiarize), which was constructed from a noun and also exists as an adjective (familiar).
  • Familiarization means the experience or process of becoming familiar with something (the process of familiarizing oneself/others with something).
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This is not a complete sentence so it is difficult to assess.

Also, I believe you are using familiarisation (familiarization in AmE) incorrectly. It is a noun constructed from a verb (familiarize), which was constructed from a noun and also exists as an adjective (familiar). Familiarization means the experience or process of becoming familiar with something (the process of familiarizing
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Thank you for your reply!
Yeah, these are phrases from CV, not sentences.
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Anonymousfamiliarisation with enviromental samples takenfamiliarisation with work organization in company and issues involving functioning sewage farm
I hope it is not from your CV! (Aren't you catty1401?)
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