. Your passage seems fine: But you know, I haven't seen your friend John lately and have been wondering what he is doing. Have you seen him or kept in contact with him? I have been doing very well and the situation around me is good. How about

Thank you. Obviously there were some contextual inconsistencies and thank you for bringing them to light. Now, what I am wondering or have difficulty with how or when to stop using the present perfect when I think one can go on and on with the

of fame have no end in sight. To him it doesn't seem that way? He probably means that he doesn't see a time when he will get back to a normal (for him) life. Chloe: Well, I don't mean to add to the fanfare, To make the situation

Chloe: How are you dealing with the instant star status? Clark: Unfortunately, my 15 minutes of fame have no end in sight. To him it doesn't seem that way? Chloe: Well, I don't mean to add to the fanfare, To make the situation worse? but

The phrase we commonly use for a sequence of job promotions in a company is "career path." Track can be used, but not "trend". Trend is gradual change, not a step change, as would be going from one job to another. I would not

have a test on thursday. help me here. :D |. Modals - Circle the correct words to complete the conversation. 1 A: Terry isn't very happy today. B: She might /can be upset because she didn't get the promotion she was expecting. CORRECT 2.

I have a test on thursday. help me here. :D |. Modals - Circle the correct words to complete the conversation. 1 A: Terry isn't very happy today. B: She might /can be upset because she didn't get the promotion she was expecting. 2. A: The

Hi, when i was appointed to the organization, I was told that after 6 months I would receive a salary increase and a promotion. now i have been here for about a year but have received neither. Please help me. thank you very much for your kind

Debbie was ___________ about taking the promotion. 1. Ambiguous, 2. Ambivalent 3. Both of the above. 4. None of the above.

Thanks for your prompt response. 1. Answer: damages/systems ( Option 4) -- Wrong, please try again. The sentence itself is incorrectly formed. Yes.. I agree that the sentence is poorly framed. Please suggest me which is the correct answer.