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Tili Posted 20 years ago
Letter Writing
vitae/vita
Thank you so much Mister Micawber...
Please could you explain the difference between:
Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vitae
Enclosed herewith are my curriculum vitae
Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vita
As you will see from my curriculum vitae,
As you will see from my curriculum vita,
and...
Should a 4 page CV be a Resume instead?
Please could you explain the difference between:
Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vitae
Enclosed herewith are my curriculum vitae
Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vita
As you will see from my curriculum vitae,
As you will see from my curriculum vita,
and...
Should a 4 page CV be a Resume instead?
Top answer
Hi, Curriculum vitae is a Latin phrase that simply put, means 'The story of your life'. 'Vita' is 'life', 'vitae' is 'of life'. So, you need 'vitae'.
- Hi, Curriculum vitae is a Latin phrase that simply put, means 'The story of your life'.
- 'Vita' is 'life', 'vitae' is 'of life'.
- So, you need 'vitae'.
- Or you could just say 'my CV'.
- , Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vitae As you will see from my curriculum vitae, and...
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Hi,
Curriculum vitae is a Latin phrase that simply put, means 'The story of your life'. 'Vita' is 'life', 'vitae' is 'of life'. So, you need 'vitae'. Or you could just say 'my CV'. It's a singular term, not plural.,
Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vitae
As you will see from my curriculum vitae,
Curriculum vitae is a Latin phrase that simply put, means 'The story of your life'. 'Vita' is 'life', 'vitae' is 'of life'. So, you need 'vitae'. Or you could just say 'my CV'. It's a singular term, not plural.,
Enclosed herewith is my curriculum vitae
As you will see from my curriculum vitae,
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