Definition: third-person singular simple present indicative of skill
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'skills': 5
1. Memory is important in learning new skills.
2. Memory is essential in learning new skills.
3. Don’t forget to mention your skills in the résumé.
4. Kawhi Leonard is respected for his quiet demeanor and elite defensive skills.
5. This camp teaches survival skills.
1. Memory is important in learning new skills.
2. Memory is essential in learning new skills.
3. Don’t forget to mention your skills in the résumé.
4. Kawhi Leonard is respected for his quiet demeanor and elite defensive skills.
5. This camp teaches survival skills.
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