Try this....It's a little less wordy.
I have learned to plan and prioritize my responsibilities, so that I may stay motivated and become more productive.
2006-08-31 02:18:13
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answered by Q.S.G 3
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This sentence runs on too much. You state things twice. Prioritizing your responsibilities means you've planned them out. And, if this is a sentence in a resume, lose the "But".
"I've learned to prioritize my responsibilities so that I can stay motivated and, be more productive."
Short, sweet and to the point. People have little time to ramble through long sentences unless they're reading a novel.
2006-08-31 02:23:02
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answered by vmmhg 4
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First "plan it out" sounds too casual for the probable purpose of this sentence.
Suggestion:
But I have learned to prioritize my responsibilities and create an action plan that includes those responsibilities. This ensures that I stay motivated and productive.
2006-08-31 02:27:11
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answered by Friend_88 3
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I've learned to prioritize my responsibilities and plan them out so that I can stay motivated and be more productive.
I may be wrong, but I just don't see the need for lots of punctuation in the sentence.
2006-08-31 02:50:09
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answered by Ms. G. 5
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Prioritizing my responsibilities has motivated me to be more productive.
2006-08-31 02:20:03
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answered by HiRene 1
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i'm not sure that's in suitable type at taken with the subject remember of a examine paper because of the fact it pronounces a end. In my ideas, a topic remember for a paper shouldn't state the tip yet extremely pose an unknown to be explored interior the examine. My restatement might bypass like this: "The cutting-part or the classic coaching approach - An examination of the extra valuable result on adolescents progression."
2016-11-06 03:30:39
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answered by ? 4
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i like your 2nd answer. however, since you've asked that we add the proper punctuation on your initial sentence . . .
Drop the word BUT, you NEVER begin a sentence with the word BUT. Even if you feel it should be there.
Your sentence is wordy, and really, w/o shortening it, as the others do, i think you've done ok. Now, ask yourself, if you take the sentence apart, what are you planning out??
Good luck.
2006-08-31 02:25:42
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answered by continentalprintingsupplies 3
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you need to eliminate the but replace it let me show how i would write this sentence
I now know how to plan out and prioritise my responsibilities,therefor making it easier for myself to stay motivated and in turn causing myself to become more productive in life.
2006-08-31 02:25:59
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answered by chloe dog 2
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