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Nona The Brit wrote: 'Won't you have some tea' makes me think of bored Victorian ladies sitting in the drawing room listening to someone tinkling away on the piano. It is correct but very formal and rather old fashioned. These days you'll usually be asked Would you like some tea,(pause)...

Well, i have tried to write down my own application but i think its more terrible than/as? the machine`s version. Could you help me to correct it? english is not my favourit subject although I would like to be able to do it gladly..:-)Since I had completed my education as an industry mechanic I...

Hello,i study technician engineering in germany and my last english lesson is about 7 years ago. I've wrote an application in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used a translator. But I think there are a lot of mistakes and grammer errors....

ManiacX78X wrote:Hello,i study technician engineering in germany and my last english lesson is about 7 years ago. I've wrote an application in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free online...

Hello,i study technician engineering in germany and my last english lesson is about 7 years ago. I've wrote an application in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free online...

Hello,i study technician engineering in germany and my last english lesson is about 7 years ago. I've wrote an application in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free online...

Hello,my last english lesson is about 6 years ago. I've wrote an apllication in german, but i need an english translation too. Therefore i have used the follwing free onlne translator http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html.But I think there are a lot of mistakes...

Sir, IV - The present prefect used with "for" and "since" A. "for" is used with a period of time: for six days, for a long time. "for" is used with the simple past tense denotes a terminated period of time. (e.g) We lived there for ten years. ( but we don't live there now) "for"...

Hi, I`m a german student. If somebody would correct the following report, I would be so glad about that. Administration of Oranienburg We like to introduce our place of work – the administration of Oranienburg. First of all we like to give you some facts about the town and its...