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i specialize in vs i'm specialized in

Both "I specialize in" and "I'm specialized in" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "I specialize in" is more commonly used to talk about one's area of expertise or focus, while "I'm specialized in" is less common and may sound a bit awkward. It's better to use "I specialize in" for clarity and naturalness.

Last updated: April 05, 2024 • 376 views

i specialize in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate one's area of expertise or focus.

Examples:

  • I specialize in graphic design.
  • She specializes in marketing strategies.
  • He specializes in computer programming.
  • I specialize in a very specific type of security.
  • I specialize in a very specific type of security.
  • I specialize in adult and adolescent psychiatry.
  • I specialize in adiabatic quantum computation.
  • I'm an Italian personal chef, and I specialize in preparing meals in the client's home kitchens so I'm the right person to show you the secrets of Italian cuisine "at home".
  • I specialize in VIP and corporate protection.
  • I specialize in... grief counseling.
  • But I specialize in pulmonary and sometimes brain.
  • I specialize in deductive historical reconstruction.
  • Yes, I specialize in comatose patients...
  • I specialize in corporate mediation and conflict resolution.
  • I specialize in postpartum reconstructive surgery.
  • I specialize in sick kids- and animals.
  • I specialize in long-form investigative reporting -
  • I specialize in stuff that's hard to find.
  • I specialize in analgesic dentistry and wry observations on this crazy trip we call life.
  • I specialize in passionate, destructive relationships.
  • But I specialize in research and I did mine on you.
  • Not only am I the sole trustee... but I specialize in real estate transactional low.
  • I specialize in voir dire, jury selection.

Alternatives:

  • I am an expert in
  • My expertise lies in
  • I have a specialization in
  • I focus on
  • I am skilled in

i'm specialized in

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

This phrase can be used to indicate one's area of expertise, but it may sound a bit awkward compared to "I specialize in."

Examples:

  • I'm specialized in data analysis.
  • She's specialized in financial management.
  • He's specialized in project management.

Alternatives:

  • I specialize in
  • I have expertise in
  • My specialization is in
  • I focus on
  • I am skilled in

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