By Resume, Grammar

Saturdays are slow, David. We have real lives here - softball games, trips to Sears, battling the grocery store. Don't get too upset if we take a few hours to respond. Are you looking for help on the paragraph about your gap? Don't put that on your resume! It is WAY to much information...

.It is hard to give an opinion without knowing more about your situation. Are you an individual or a school? Are you trained in any methods now? What are your feelings about how people learn a foreign or second language? Why are you in this business?Those who teach well with a sole, specific...

Dear teacher, Here is the scenario... My past client contacted me state that she still interested to appoint me a job for her company. She also asks me about a couple of documents and my resume. Unfortunately, I just resigned from my previous employer and now I’m working somewhere else...

Tristankhalil wrote:Hello Everyone,This is my first post in this forum...I am so glad that I had found my best resources and references for English! I am so blessed that I found Englishforums.comI badly need help especially in correcting my English grammar.Guys, I need help in this.A cousin of...

Hello Everyone,This is my first post in this forum...I am so glad that I had found my best resources and references for English! I am so blessed that I found Englishforums.comI badly need help especially in correcting my English grammar.Guys, I need help in this.A cousin of mine, ask me to make a...

I presume that you are attaching your resume; you should make reference to it in the cover letter:Dear Mr. <name>, I understand that you have an opening in your department, which I found out about through <name>. If you are searching for an energetic, highly...

Hi Grammar Geek,Thank you so so much for your amendments. I will certainly take your notes as an advice. thanks again,stanley poh

Thanks for your prompt reply. I really appreciate it. I'm not really good in English especially in grammar, but i try my best to make a correction for the problems as stated.I don’t know what to do. My girlfriend just left me, I don’t having money, but I have a lot of debts to pay, and I don’t...

Not necessarily: I'm sorry (to know / hear / discover / find out / be told / see / read, etc). The grammar does not omit anything. I am happy that you are here; I'm heartbroken that she forgot my birthday-- all such statements semantically presume some sort of communication of the information.

Hi, I am an attorney working for the government. The duties of my job position mostly involve considering legal requests called "petitions." My job title is "Petitions Attorney." I am unclear as to when the first letters in "Petitions Attorney" should be capitalized. This is a matter of...