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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Proficient or Proficency

For my resumé, I listed the following skill of mine: "Internet proficiency". But is that grammatically incorrect? Should it instead read "Internet Proficient"? Which one is correct?

I'm confused. Could someone clear this up for me? Thank you! Emotion: smile
  

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First one seems alright. You seem to be proficient in english or your english proficiency is admirable.

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  • First one seems alright.
  • You seem to be proficient in english or your english proficiency is admirable.
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First one seems alright. You seem to be proficient in english or your english proficiency is admirable.
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Thanks for the speedy reply. I've very pedantic when it comes to my written English.
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