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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Is this the right way to say it?
Self-motivated learner that adopts new knowledge quickly and easily
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Anonymous Self-motivated learner that adopts new knowledge quickly and easily I usually prefer "who" when obviously talking about people.
- Anonymous Self-motivated learner that adopts new knowledge quickly and easily I usually prefer "who" when obviously talking about people.
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AnonymousSelf-motivated learner that adopts new knowledge quickly and easilyI usually prefer "who" when obviously talking about people.
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It's not a complete sentence, in case you thought it was.
Did you mean to say that you were such a learner? If so, say
I am a self-motivated learner who absorbs new knowledge quickly and easily.
adopts new knowledge doesn't seem right to me, but you could also say, with a slightly different meaning:
I am a self-motivated learner who ad
Did you mean to say that you were such a learner? If so, say
I am a self-motivated learner who absorbs new knowledge quickly and easily.
adopts new knowledge doesn't seem right to me, but you could also say, with a slightly different meaning:
I am a self-motivated learner who ad
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