By Sentence structures, Vocabulary

Please review the following 2 paragraphs for grammar, choice of vocabulary and sentence structure. In these 2 paragraphs, "Clusters" mean "departments". "Project Management and development process in *** is no different than any other IT shop. At all management levels tasks are assigned,...

I am going to take the GRE analytic writing test soon. would u please read my response and give me some suggestions? Thank u in advance for your kind attention. ETS's requirements: --develops a position on the issue with insightful reasons and/or persuasive examples --sustains a...

INTRODUCTION chemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />> > Professional writing is the most challenging task for the inexperienced student. Above all academic requirements it still ranks top of the list in day to day campus stressors. On average, eighty five percent of the requirements are based...

hey! in my personal opinion, I think that reading is a very effective method to improve your writing skills. Although I am not an avid reader, I still believe that reading helps. You are able to find numerous new words from the reading materials. Not only that, you will somehow learn how to...

How can I have a wide and precise range of vocabulary? Despite writing in english most of time, I still make a few grammar and sentence structure mistakes here and there. Furthermore, the range of vocabulary which I usually use is quite limited, and simple. Does anyone have any idea how to solve...

Hi everybody! I have just started to learn english, i'm from México and i would like to improve my vocabulary. I have some problems with sentence structure and when to use either adverbs or adjectives. I hope we'll learn tons of new things here. See you

Hi Julie Thanks for your reply. Information regarding the IELTS : (if the forum rules do not allow such posts, I am asking any moderator to erase it, Thanks) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The IELTS (International...

Easy! Just write something and post it here. Someone will help you correct it. For example: "Hello, everyone. My name is Ann. I've just graduated from university and am hunting for a job now. Someone said that my oral English is quite good, but my written English is vefy poor. I dont know...

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...

A lot of people associate 'thinking in English' with 'not translating' but isn't that a bit 'underestimating' translation? 'not translating literally' is maybe a more appropriate phrase. If it's about 'not translating literally', would it mean the same, for instance, if I say 'Use English...