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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is using 'To' at the start of a sentence grammatically correct?
Example for a job resume.
Objective -
To implement my skills to achieve success for a company.
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Is this a syntax error? This sentence looks like a fragment to me.
I have not stumbled upon any online site that says using To at the start of a sentence is safe.
Thank you for your input.
Objective -
To implement my skills to achieve success for a company.
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Is this a syntax error? This sentence looks like a fragment to me.
I have not stumbled upon any online site that says using To at the start of a sentence is safe.
Thank you for your input.
Top answer
" (At least, it is "OK" as far as your question is concerned. )
- " (At least, it is "OK" as far as your question is concerned.
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It is a fragment, but it is OK in the context because it is understood to mean "My objective is to implement my skills to achieve success for a company."
(At least, it is "OK" as far as your question is concerned. I am not tremendously enthusiastic about it in other respects.)
(At least, it is "OK" as far as your question is concerned. I am not tremendously enthusiastic about it in other respects.)
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