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Sachin_1178 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Usage of noun Capability
Is there any difference between meanings of following two sentences?
a) He is a director with proven capability in making successful movies.
b) He is a director with proven capability to make successful movies.
Thanks,
Sachin
a) He is a director with proven capability in making successful movies.
b) He is a director with proven capability to make successful movies.
Thanks,
Sachin
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B emphasizes potentiality (in spite of the word 'proven'), which is not good for a resume. A makes clear that he has in fact made successful movies already.
- B emphasizes potentiality (in spite of the word 'proven'), which is not good for a resume.
- A makes clear that he has in fact made successful movies already.
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B emphasizes potentiality (in spite of the word 'proven'), which is not good for a resume. A makes clear that he has in fact made successful movies already.
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