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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct?
To join an organization where i can contribute my skills as a software professional as well as learn new technologies and implement them for the betterment of the organization.
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I understand what you mean, but I think your sentence is grammatically wrong. "my skills" is something, and "a software professional" is someone. You can't compare them.
- I understand what you mean, but I think your sentence is grammatically wrong.
- "my skills" is something, and "a software professional" is someone.
- You can't compare them.
- ) in this case.
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I understand what you mean, but I think your sentence is grammatically wrong.
"my skills" is something, and "a software professional" is someone. You can't compare them.
"as well as" is an adverb, so you need a subject ( as well as I can learn ...) in this case.
"my skills" is something, and "a software professional" is someone. You can't compare them.
"as well as" is an adverb, so you need a subject ( as well as I can learn ...) in this case.
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