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Kappack20 Posted 12 years ago
Business & Finance
Is "teamwork skills" grammatically correct?
I am writing a sentence and I would like to use "teamwork skills" but I am not sure if it is formal or proper grammar.
Here is what I have:
"My thorough knowledge of company services and my ability to work in teams was / were crucial in resolving issues expediently."
Here is what I have:
"My thorough knowledge of company services and my ability to work in teams was / were crucial in resolving issues expediently."
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Kappack20 I am writing a sentence and I would like to use "teamwork skills" but I am not sure if it is formal or proper grammar 'Team skills' is sufficient. Your sentence, however, employs neither phrase.
- Kappack20 I am writing a sentence and I would like to use "teamwork skills" but I am not sure if it is formal or proper grammar 'Team skills' is sufficient.
- Your sentence, however, employs neither phrase.
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Kappack20I am writing a sentence and I would like to use "teamwork skills" but I am not sure if it is formal or proper grammar'Team skills' is sufficient. Your sentence, however, employs neither phrase.
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