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I'm being told that the following sentence construction is correct. It seems to me that it is not right.< * Specifically what you need to do DIFFERENT to achieve your goals — now — not later.>The phrase above is part of a list, so it's not a complete sentence structure. Still it seems to me...

Hi, nice letter overall, you've stated your case very well. I've made corrections for you highlighted in blue, and added comments and highlighted in pink other problem areas you need to re-write or clarify. Dear Mr. -----, I graduated from Kiev National University of Construction and...

Ah. Resumes can take a particular form, and comlete sentence structure isn't always necessary. If it were in the cover letter, then you should use formal construction. But for a resume, perhaps: As Public Relations Executive, responsibilities encompassed a wide range of customer-oriented...

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 YogiI'm sorry！I have a mistake in editing my writing. I should have written "we'd better understand the construction <S think O C> is a fixed phrase, different from <S think that S' be C>". As I said, "He thought her pretty" <S think O C> and "He thought she was pretty...

Hi paco, Thank you very much for your time. ... oh I didn't intend that when I asked you ... It is interesting. But I think it's too early to make a judge. I don't know whether there are included in OED sentential data from merchant documents or letters of ordinary people in that period. (If...

I'd like to expand the topic of the ability to mimic another language. As said, people with "strong" native language like russian are noted for their "bad" pronunciation. That's because the vowels are all long and strongly pronunced. I am happy to boast that my native language - lithuanian -...

I'm sorry, I disagree totally. Writing that is so "sophisticated" as to be unintelligible to native speakers does not demonstrate a "great command" of the language. The fact that someone uses long words and complex constructions, instead of simple words and clear constructions does NOT...