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The job requirement does not suitable for me as I have experienced in a different field.
Please suggest this sentence to make it natural English.
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My profile doesn't suit the requirements of the job, as I'm experienced in a different field. Note that "suitable" is an adjective; the verb form is "suit": It doesn't suit me. It's not suitable for me.
- My profile doesn't suit the requirements of the job, as I'm experienced in a different field.
- Note that "suitable" is an adjective; the verb form is "suit": It doesn't suit me.
- It's not suitable for me.
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My profile doesn't suit the requirements of the job, as I'm experienced in a different field.
Note that "suitable" is an adjective; the verb form is "suit":
It doesn't suit me.
It's not suitable for me.
0It is correct to say,
"The job requirement is not suitable for me as I have experience in a different field"
where "experience" is something that you have; or to say,
"The job requirement is not suitable for me as I am experienced in a different field"
where "experienced" is something that you are.
However, in my opinion, as a matter of styl
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