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Clee62 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The school or school?
Hi,
I was trying to apply for a job. Should I add articles "the" in front of "school" and " workplace" in the sentence below? "I have knowledge and work experience in measuring tools such as coordinate measuring machines, micrometers and other inspection equipment that I learned from school and workplace. " Do I have to be more specific and say which school and what company I learned these skills from?
Thanks,
I was trying to apply for a job. Should I add articles "the" in front of "school" and " workplace" in the sentence below? "I have knowledge and work experience in measuring tools such as coordinate measuring machines, micrometers and other inspection equipment that I learned from school and workplace. " Do I have to be more specific and say which school and what company I learned these skills from?
Thanks,
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clee62 that I learned from school and workplace. " Home, church, school, and work don't require the article. I learned it at school; I learned it at work.
- clee62 that I learned from school and workplace.
- " Home, church, school, and work don't require the article.
- I learned it at school; I learned it at work.
- " Presumably, your resume will include the specific sources of your education and work experience.
- I don't see any need to state exactly where you learned each skill.
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clee62that I learned from school and workplace.I'd say "from school and the workplace."
Home, church, school, and work don't require the article.
I learned it at school; I learned it at work.
But "I learned it at the workplace."
Presumably, your resume will include the specific sources of your e
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