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I am writing to apply for the Master degree program in Global Studies at University My career aim is in international organisation working in the field of integration and cultural identity Therefore I would like to gain a deeper theoretical knowledge in globalisation media and communications and...

Anthon wrote Hi can someone check my sentences 1 Can you not say about him again Do you mean Can you Can t you please repeat what you said about him 2 Have you been trying not to be a cheater Have Haven t you been trying not to cheat 3 Can t you say it all out Do you mean Can t you say what you...

Well actually all of those sentences where not is not contracted are not the usual ones I think native speakers usually say Why can t I do instead of Why can I not do That doesn t mean they are wrong or odd it s just that the forms that are not contracted are more emphatic I think the only case...

Not really a difference It s essentially an idiomatic suggestion nowadays Let us would literally translate as allow us but it more closely means we should should we how about we why don t we Saying let us only differs from let s in nuance They mean exactly the same thing Let us might be a bit...

Please look at the sets of sentences especially the last sentence in each set I understand that all sentences in each set have the same meaning and that sentences with are not grammatical What I don t understand is what is happening here Can you please explain under what conditions contraction is...

Hi Cool Breeze How s and house are different in that how s is a contraction of how and is two words and the rule applies at least in theory in such cases This is exactly the rule I had in mind What you offered previously simply was not clear enough to the reader The only pronunciation Webster s...

Anonymous wrote How s is pronounced haʊz with a voiced s because there is a vowel sound before the s Your rule about English s being voiced after a vowel sound does not always apply house below is not pronounced with a z sound although the preceding sound is a vowel However just to make things a...

It s is a contraction of it is The first sentence should read It s my photo singular These are I would use if the photos are right in front of me or if I m holding them They are They is a pronoun You can only use a pronoun after the noun is named You could use Those are my photos if the photos...

Their is used as a possessive for the user to avoid gender pronouns like his or hers they ve they is a pronoun for the user and is a contraction of they have

i know everyone is saying ms but sometimes ma am is ok depending on how you are writing its neutral as far as i know its just a contraction of madaam i guess ma am is more respectful so again it depends on what ur going 4