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have or has following “something and something”
Use of “should have”Placement of NOT in TO HAVEHow can I explain why we use 'having' in 'consider having' and 'have' in 'I'd rather have'?Has or have, which form is correct?When do i use “I” and “I have”?Use of has and have with multiple examplesMy … has or have?reported speech + would have toDoes she have/has to go to school?Adding “Have” in a sentence or not?
My work experience and education have provided me with an extensive background in business.
Do i use have/has here?
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It could go either way. "Work experience and education" could be regarded as two items or a single thing.
– Hot Licks
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It could go either way. "Work experience and education" could be regarded as two items or a single thing.
– Hot Licks
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It could go either way. "Work experience and education" could be regarded as two items or a single thing.
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(both) My work experience and education have (both) provided me- with "both being implied in either part of the sentence.
However, this is not a strong opening sentence for a resume. There is nothing to suggest that your work experience, or your education provided an "extensive background in business."
"I have an extensive background in business, beginning with my x years, at X school, majoring in x, followed by x years working in x areas of business."
My work experience and education have provided me with an extensive background in business.
Do i use have/has here?
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(both) My work experience and education have (both) provided me- with "both being implied in either part of the sentence.
However, this is not a strong opening sentence for a resume. There is nothing to suggest that your work experience, or your education provided an "extensive background in business."
"I have an extensive background in business, beginning with my x years, at X school, majoring in x, followed by x years working in x areas of business."
My work experience and education have provided me with an extensive background in business.
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(both) My work experience and education have (both) provided me- with "both being implied in either part of the sentence.
However, this is not a strong opening sentence for a resume. There is nothing to suggest that your work experience, or your education provided an "extensive background in business."
"I have an extensive background in business, beginning with my x years, at X school, majoring in x, followed by x years working in x areas of business."
My work experience and education have provided me with an extensive background in business.
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(both) My work experience and education have (both) provided me- with "both being implied in either part of the sentence.
However, this is not a strong opening sentence for a resume. There is nothing to suggest that your work experience, or your education provided an "extensive background in business."
"I have an extensive background in business, beginning with my x years, at X school, majoring in x, followed by x years working in x areas of business."
My work experience and education have provided me with an extensive background in business.
Do i use have/has here?
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(both) My work experience and education have (both) provided me- with "both being implied in either part of the sentence.
However, this is not a strong opening sentence for a resume. There is nothing to suggest that your work experience, or your education provided an "extensive background in business."
"I have an extensive background in business, beginning with my x years, at X school, majoring in x, followed by x years working in x areas of business."
My work experience and education have provided me with an extensive background in business.
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