Luiz writes again:
Thanks for your time to answer my first question. As you were so kind, I am willing to make a second one. I need to fill in my curriculum with straight words (less talking, more impact). I am a bit pressed for space, though, and I cannot write the whole phrase as you've suggested.
So, is that "listen" grammatically okay if I only write :
English : listen (advanced); spoken, written (intermediate)?
In a résumé or curriculum vitae, we can use words and phrases instead of complete sentences, and we should try to keep those phrases parallel where possible. So you might summarize your English skills like this:
English levels
Speaking and writing: Intermediate. Listening: Advanced.
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