brianbrian
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- Aug 1, 2014
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- France
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- Canada
I understand the meaning of the word, proficient. It means able to do something skillfully. A few examples are: You are proficient in English. You are a proficient computer programmer. You are proficient at the computer.
I want to make up another sentence with the word.
(ex) His proficient computer skills helped him find a programming job easily.
Is it grammatically correct to say, "proficient skills"? Please help me. Thanks.
I want to make up another sentence with the word.
(ex) His proficient computer skills helped him find a programming job easily.
Is it grammatically correct to say, "proficient skills"? Please help me. Thanks.