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PASTEL Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Efficienct/effective

I've read 'efficienct' and 'effective' on W-M and other good sites.

I am trying to make some sentences, please comment.
As having been a project manager for 5 years, I think the people I'm working with now are very efficient, they can always accomplish their heavy tasks ahead of time, and hardly delay my project schedule. In addition, their proficiency has made our product more effective.



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CORRECTED SENTENCES: 'Having been a project manager for five years, I think that the people I am working with now are very efficient: they always accomplish their heavy tasks ahead of time, and seldom delay my project schedule. ' Written grammar and sentence structure has been corrected. If this is a formal report, do not use contractions, and write out small numbers in letters.

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CORRECTED SENTENCES: 'Having been a project manager for five years, I think that the people I am working with now are very efficient: they always accomplish their heavy tasks ahead of time, and seldom delay my project schedule. In addition, their proficiency has made our product more effective.'

Written grammar and sentence structure has been corrected. If this is a formal report, do