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Gary lee Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
May i know if this sentence is gramatically correct
Hi Tutor,
May i know if these below sentences are gramatically correct.
"To understand in IT skills and be able to produce exactly what clients require and beyond"
"To value and improve the knowledge of information system so as to meet the organizational information needs and to aid the company work flow as well as to facilitate communications among employees"
Thanks,
Gary
May i know if these below sentences are gramatically correct.
"To understand in IT skills and be able to produce exactly what clients require and beyond"
"To value and improve the knowledge of information system so as to meet the organizational information needs and to aid the company work flow as well as to facilitate communications among employees"
Thanks,
Gary
Top answer
Gary, The problem is with "understand in ". " is probably what you want, where IT is information technology, I assume. Even though this is grammatically correct, you may want to rethink whether "understand" is the correct word for what you want to say.
- Gary, The problem is with "understand in ".
- " is probably what you want, where IT is information technology, I assume.
- Even though this is grammatically correct, you may want to rethink whether "understand" is the correct word for what you want to say.
- This sounds like an employment ad.
- If so, you may want someone who has skills rather than someone who understands them.
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Gary,
The problem is with "understand in".
"To understand IT skills ..." is probably what you want, where IT is information technology, I assume.
Even though this is grammatically correct, you may want to rethink whether "understand" is the correct word for what you want to say. This sounds like an employment ad. If so, you may want someone who has skills rather
The problem is with "understand in".
"To understand IT skills ..." is probably what you want, where IT is information technology, I assume.
Even though this is grammatically correct, you may want to rethink whether "understand" is the correct word for what you want to say. This sounds like an employment ad. If so, you may want someone who has skills rather
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thanks CalifJim,
I think i should hv insert "excel in" instead of "understand in" right?
Btw i've another question, is the below sentence correct? and could you pls furnish the sentence for me if u could. Thanks.
I think i should hv insert "excel in" instead of "understand in" right?
Btw i've another question, is the below sentence correct? and could you pls furnish the sentence for me if u could. Thanks.
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May i know if these below sentences are gramatically correct.
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Gary,
This is a strange collocation for English. has social meanings [polite request/permission] and level of certainty meanings in English. Your sentence, using with seems to point to a level of certainty meaning.
You
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Gary,
This is a strange collocation for English. has social meanings [polite request/permission] and level of certainty meanings in English. Your sentence, using with seems to point to a level of certainty meaning.
You
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To value and improve the knowledge of information system ...
should be "...information systems ..."
Again, while the grammar is OK, the style is rather wordy! You may want to express all these thoughts differently, separating the individual points. That is your personal decision, of course, and is based on your purpose in making the statement.
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Did a bit more research. is possible though I still say for this situation it sounds a bit strange, Gary.
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