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What parts should an English resume include?
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Welcome to comic book judgment.

I want to talk to you about the word literacy this time.

A good resume, just like a person's hairstyle, will give a good first impression, whether it is a graduate student or a veteran in the workplace. Therefore, it is essential to write a good resume with a good English resume in the workplace.

How to write a simple English resume? At least, it will include the following parts:

First, the basic information. Put basic information in the easiest place to see in your resume, including your name, your contact information, gender, date of birth and other information;

Second, work experience. A good English resume must put the most important information in front of it. Suppose people who read your resume don't have much time to read it. Maybe TA will only look at the first or second page of your resume. Therefore, work experience is the part that TA needs to see most. At the same time, it should be noted that the order of experience is from near to far, with the most recent experience written first, and then the more distant experience written in turn. For graduates who have no work experience, they can write internship or social practice experience.

Third, educational background. Pay attention to the educational background, don't use Chinglish, just use education directly. Similarly, write the recent background first.

Fourth, awards and honors. I think decent honors and awards can be hung up.

Fifth, personal expertise. This part mainly introduces personal special abilities.

Sixth, language skills, mainly introduce which languages can be spoken, Mandarin, English level and so on.

Sixth, computer literacy. The focus here is on the translation of "computer level", which is expressed by the word literacy and emphasizes a practical ability.

A more comprehensive English resume mainly includes these contents.

Literariness of adjectives is literariness. Let's pay attention to the structural factors of literariness, which consists of two parts:

Literacy = liters (letters)+ate (ability)

Liter stands for "faith" and ate stands for "ability", so literates know the meaning of living water by letters.

Under certain circumstances, more accurate translation can be produced.

Have the ability to recognize letters and show the ability to read and write.

Familiar with letters, indicating cultural literacy

Example learning:

His lyrics reflect a high degree of cultural accomplishment. He even quoted Voltaire.

His lyrics are very literary. He even quoted Voltaire.

More than a quarter of adults are not completely literate.

More than a quarter of adults are not completely literate.

Now, let's enjoy the comics related to literacy.

Comic material:

Illerate means you can't read. Literacy means that you can read.

Literacy means that even if you can read, you have to spend too much energy reading long emails and other information on the Internet.

The last panel is too wordy.

That's right.

Illerate means you can't read. Literacy means that you can read.

Literacy means that although you can read, it takes a lot of effort to read long emails and other online information.

The explanation in the last edition is too long.

Wordy means "tedious, verbose, wordy". Panel here refers to a version of a cartoon, such as the four comic books above. In addition, post-literacy refers to the cultural state of an adult who has received basic training after the emergence of electronic media. Some articles have turned it into a "post-text era".

Now let's pay attention to cognates related to literariness. Its structural factor ascending means "letter", and the common cognates are:

Text → text

Erase → remove the civilization represented by letters → erase; sabotage

Let's call it a day.

Gutta cavat lapidem。 Drip wears away the stone!

One small step every day, you can see progress!