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Re: could you help me with my cv ???????

The formatting is VERY hard to overcome in this. Decide which tense - past - and use it consistencly. Check ALL of your spelling!! Capitalize proper nouns.(for future reference, don't post your personal contact information in the forum)Born: 16/10/78 At least in the US, we do not put our...

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Proper noun dilemma

Hi, I was looking at the Collins Cobuild Compact English Learner's Dictionary for its explanation and example sentences accompanying its explanation, of the term N-PROPER, which I presume is referring to a proper noun. An example on the proper noun 'Senate' went like this: Senate: All of the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Believer 1 yr 85 days ago Articles Resume Nouns Definite articles
Re: Would you please check this passage from my resume

Hi, This is a passage from my resume. Please check if I should put the highlithed words instead of the corresponding words (those before the brackets in each word). Please make any comment/correction you may see suitable ...

ESL, Business and Finance English by Clive 1 yr 142 days ago Nouns Dates Resume Verbs Constructions
Re: Would you folks please help settle a dissagreement

Smarts, I think you will see the difference when you actually do what you are suggesting.If there is a single space between the words in your first example, it will look like this....Poodles_and_Peepholes (which I presume is the the intended meaning of the phrase)If you double space between the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Word&WayUSA 1 yr 182 days ago Verbs Resume Nouns
Re: Creative

Hi, 'Creative'as a noun is not a term commonly found in a resume. The majority of people who read your sentence are going to see it as an adjective, and think you have punctuation problems. It would be more clearly a noun if you added an article, eg "(I am) a determined, goal oriented creative...

ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by Clive 1 yr 215 days ago Nouns Articles Punctuation Resume
Creative

I have a very important question for you regarding my resume. A little background, I am looking for jobs in the graphic design/web design fields. In my summary, where I describe myself, I have written....... "Determined, goal oriented creative with proven ability to thrive....."My question is...

ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by Blg002 1 yr 215 days ago Commas Nouns Regards Resume
Re: In-house (adj)

Greatking wrote: Hi, Is there a case when in-house(adj) mean on the spot? If yes, please give me examples If not, how can we distinguish them? King We have an in-house maintenance team to service our manufacturing equipment. This computer comes with a one-year- in-home service...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Goodman 1 yr 362 days ago Verbs Resume Nouns Adverbs Interviews
Re: the cases of abstract nouns taking "thes"

Mister Micawber wrote:You must be a young man, Aperisic-- you have a penchant for overreaction. Ha, ha, a good joke. No, I was anyhow very temporary here - I have extremely busy weeks and probably months ahead. So it was around time to leave the forums, and I said to myself why not to make a...

ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by Aperisic 2 yr 23 days ago Nouns Resume Jokes Abstract nouns Literature
Re: 3.5 percent or a 3.5 percent?

Thank you. Here in the original sentence, "The interest rate is 3.5 percent," I presume that the phrase "3.5 percent" is a complement for the subject "the interest rate." The word percent is a countable noun and normally, one needs to have an article in front of it but here there is no article....

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Believer 2 yr 124 days ago Articles Resume Nouns Numbers Countable nouns
Re: (URGENT!!) COULD YOU TAKE A LOOK AT MY SENTENCES??

Hi, The original poster's sentence was this: When provided with low bitrate by the service provider, the quality of the broadcast can be poor. Your correction was this: A low bitrate from the service provider may cause poor reception. I presume the poster used the "bitrate" as an uncountable...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Believer 2 yr 198 days ago Resume Nouns Uncountable nouns Countable nouns

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