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Hi guys, I'm a journalist but, honestly speaking, I don't know if: 1) I'm specialized on environmental issues or if: 2) I'm specialized about enironmental issues Please, help me to find my identity and the right preposition! :D Thank you Francesca
- specialized on vs specialized in | WordReference Forums
"Specialized in" is the most common term, especially when talking academic fields I just googled "specialized on" and did find examples, but to me they sound strange
- specialized in vs. specialized with | WordReference Forums
I noticed through surfing the internet that "specialized in" and "specialized with" are both used in English I wonder how they are different in meaning and usage
- to be specialized - WordReference Forums
1 I've specialized in early child care In US English, does this infer in any slight way that the subject is about changing his her specialization? 2 I am specializing in early child care So a established pediatrician will very unlikely to say this, right? According to Parla's response, would this sentence be BAD for marketing purposes?
- difference specialized specialising ? | WordReference Forums
the question is more about the difference between specialized and specialising does it make the same "effect" to the reader ? i mean is it the same degree of specialisation ? (may be the first one sounds clother to "expert" than the second one ?)
- specialized in on - WordReference Forums
specialized IN ? specialized ON ? Sorry, is there any section where I can learn about prepositions?
- Specialised and Specialized | WordReference Forums
:) Hi, everyone! I'd just like to confirm Is specialised spelled in British English whereas specialized is in American English? I'd truly appreciate your help Thanks indeed!
- He is specialized in. . . | WordReference Forums
Is it right in formal English to say: He is specialized in environmental geology Thank you
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