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A few doubts
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Anonymous
#451106 Sat, 08 Dec 07 10:00 PM
Could you answer my questions? Thanks in advance
Which sentence is correct in the case of a letter, both formal and informal one?
I am writing to ask/tell etc.
or
I write to ask/ tell etc.
The school is organizing
or
The school are organizing
?
If I write a letter in order to ask some questions about an English course, and I enumerate several questions, can I use the word "finally" or "at last" with the last question?
e.g.
I have got some questions concerning the course and I hope you can answer. How much does the course cost? Could you tell me how many students are there in the group? Finally/at last, where can I stay?
News spreads quickly
or
News spread quickly
I'm going on holiday to Italy
or
I'm going to Italy for a holiday.
Also:
Where are you going for a holiday
or
Where are going on holiday?
Is it correct? I haven't met him
for a so long time.
Anonymous
Clive
#451112 Sat, 08 Dec 07 10:28 PM
Hi,
Which sentence is correct in the case of a letter, both formal and informal one?
I am writing to ask/tell etc.
or
I write to ask/ tell etc.
The school is organizing
or
The school are organizing
?
Is
If I write a letter in order to ask some questions about an English course, and I enumerate several questions, can I use the word "finally" or "at last" with the last question?
'Finally' is OK. Don't say 'at last'.
e.g.
I have got some questions concerning the course and I hope you can answer. How much does the course cost? Could you tell me how many students are there in the group? Finally/at last, where can I stay?
News spreads quickly
or
News spread quickly
spreads
I'm going on holiday to Italy
or
I'm going to Italy for a holiday.
Both are OK.
Also:
Where are you going for
a holiday
or
Where are
you
going on holiday?
Both are OK.
Is it correct? I haven't met him
for a so long time.
No. Say 'for such a long time'.
Best wishes, Clive
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Anonymous
#451115 Sat, 08 Dec 07 10:32 PM
Hi Clive,
Thanks a lot. I would be grateful if you answered also my first question
Anonymous
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