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Dear teachers, I would like to ask you a big favour. Would you please tell me if my verbs are in the right tense ? When I give 2 possibilities, would you please tell me which of a) or b) is incorrect and why? Dear Bob, I 1 AM JUST WRITING to let you know our new address and to invite you 2 TO...

Dear Mohan, this is what i rewrite, is it getting better? Invitation of my birthday party You’re invited to my birthday party hosted in the DNA Asian night club on the Sat, Sep 4. The party starts from 10:00pm. The night club has 2 dance floor, profession DJs, and drinks of your choice. I have...

I appreciate the valuble comments made by Taiwandave and Novalee. Let us assume that I am giving a party tonight. I didn't invite this particular person because I don't have his telephone numbers. However, I accidently, met him during the lunch break and extended an invitation to the party. I...

1. Had I known your telephone number, I would have invited you to the party. 2. If I knew your telephone number, I would invite you to the party. Because the party has already happened, and the invitation was never made, is correct. It is what's called the "unreal past". I'm not sure how best...

Good day Sir/Madam, My name is Peter Njodzeka, the President of the English Teachers' Association (E.T.A) British- Cameroon, we are based in Yaounde, the capital city. We will be very grateful to work with you, by sending Native Speakers to teach English in your school. Our Organisation is...

Hi, The 1st dialogue. The man’s statement with respect to time is incorrect, although the statements seem to be ambiguous. The woman thinks it takes very little time; the answer from the man seems to indicate that it takes most of his time. There are 2 variations that I see: Man: Only...