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#1 30-Apr-2017, 23:00Organizing the event vs. Organisation of the event
Dear all,
Could you please help me in spotting the difference between Organizing the event vs. Organization of the event. I am writing a CV and need to describe my duties at a previous job. Would like to understand better the difference between these two combinations. Thanks in advance!
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#2 30-Apr-2017, 23:14Re: Organizing the event vs. Organisation of the event
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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#3 30-Apr-2017, 23:20Re: Organizing the event vs. Organisation of the event
Hello! Thanks for a quick response! It's just a list of my duties:
Originally Posted by emsr2d2
Welcome to the forum.
Are you planning to use one of them as part of a longer sentence? If so, please give us the complete sentence.
- Organizing the events
- Collaborating with customers
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- Organisation of the events
- Collaboration with customers
I'd like to understand the principle of using of these combinations.
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#4 01-May-2017, 02:33Re: Organizing the event vs. Organisation of the event
Write Organizing events without an article.
I am not a teacher.
