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Writtin skills vs. Writing skills



 
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Writtin skills vs. Writing skills #1 (permalink) Wed Dec 06, 2006 22:07 pm   Writtin skills vs. Writing skills
 

Must have excellent written skills.

Is this correct grammer? I say no, but you see it in numerous job ads.

I say the correct way is "Must have excellent writing skills".
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Writtin skills vs. Writing skills #2 (permalink) Thu Dec 07, 2006 3:39 am   Writtin skills vs. Writing skills
 

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My opinion is that the job ad writer has poor writing skills. (And someone else cannot spell grammar!)
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