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Zanzibar85 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
One or two "skills" in a sentence?
This is what I have:
"Additionally, I applied my computer skills and prioritization skills as a clerical assistant for KBXE Chanel 5."
"Additionally, I applied my computer and prioritization skills as a clerical assistant for KBXE Chanel 5."
Which sentence is correct?
"Additionally, I applied my computer skills and prioritization skills as a clerical assistant for KBXE Chanel 5."
"Additionally, I applied my computer and prioritization skills as a clerical assistant for KBXE Chanel 5."
Which sentence is correct?
Top answer
Zanzibar85 Which sentence is correct? Both are grammatically correct, but neither one is an example of elegant prose. Also, Chanel #5 is a very expensive French perfume.
- Zanzibar85 Which sentence is correct?
- Both are grammatically correct, but neither one is an example of elegant prose.
- Also, Chanel #5 is a very expensive French perfume.
- I don't think that makes much sense.
- How about reworking your sentence, something like this: As a clerical assistant working for KBXE Channel 5, I honed my organizational skills, and also put my considerable computer skills to good use.
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Zanzibar85Which sentence is correct?Both are grammatically correct, but neither one is an example of elegant prose.
Also, Chanel #5 is a very expensive French perfume. I don't think that makes much sense.
How about reworking your sentence, something like this:
As a clerical assistant working for KBXE Channel 5, I honed my organiz
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