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Tom` my Posted 7 years ago
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For such a demanding job, you’ll need qualifications, soft skills and having full commitment

May i correct “ having full commitment” to “have full commitment” or “full commitment”?

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Tom` my qualifications, soft skills , and having full commitment . As shown. You need to maintain parallelism.

— CalifJim

  • Tom` my qualifications, soft skills , and having full commitment .
  • As shown.
  • You need to maintain parallelism.
  • That means that all the elements in your list should have the same grammatical structure, in this case, nouns.
  • 'having full commitment' is a participle clause, and it does go with the two nouns which precede it.
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Tom` myqualifications, soft skills, and having full commitment.

As shown.

You need to maintain parallelism. That means that all the elements in your list should have the same grammatical structure, in this case, nouns. 'having full commitment' is a parti

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