Hi, My acheivements include MSc and BSc in economics both graduated with merit , 60 points in project A and 65 point in project B My acheivements include MSc and BSc in economics both graduated with merits , 60 points in project A and 65

Hi, It seems OK, but obviously you need a context in which it makes sense to say this. Clive

Yes, it is. But it assumes prior context, because you don't state what you've done in this effort. You've obviously done something to enable this "adjustment." But what? It would help clarify this if you added, "we can

Hello! Is it Ok to put it like this in the context: Since then, we have strived to achieve the best possible position on the Croatian market and abroad. or Since then, we have strived to achieve the best possible postion on the Croatian as well

I have a feeling that 'beaten' is used more when there is a physical beating described, with 'beat' in a less physical sense. Such and such has a taste that can't be 'beat'; the victim was seriously 'beaten'

Hard to answer anything since I'm not even sure what 'normal' is in this context. 'Bring forth' is a phrasal verb, meaning 'produce' among other meanings. I merely meant that religion shouldn't be forced to nearly

My answer hasn't changed since the last time you posted this. The first isn't any phrase I know. The second can have different meanings and context is needed. A "please" helps people want to help you. Being ordered to

LiveinJapan, it is immaculate grammatically, but, personally, I find the repetition of about inadvisable, so the thought can be formulated more neatly without it. Moreover, you can reinforce the original idea by adding an adverb also . In any

Cleaner - can be anything without other context. All purpose cleaner? Dry cleaner? But it's "uses" because it's "it". What is "it"? So, for this sentence: Better use s of oil and spices? I thought since

Cleaner - can be anything without other context. All purpose cleaner? Dry cleaner? But it's "uses" because it's "it".