Some suggestions on your statement are in line below. All the best for your success! A- s It is my ambition to study a finance program which is highly structured and provides the right (perhaps " a judicious", since the "the

Hi. Question: Would you say the use of dashes in questions, as the following questions, is correct? 1. Would you mind lending me a helping hand, John -- to get my feet off the ground? 2. Have you met my friend -- my best friend and

Hi, But, in formal writing such as a university essay, don't use abbreviations. So, say and so on but not etc . in such writing. Best wishes, Clive

Hi again, I think maybe I could understand you. you think CAD is an abbreviation. according to the Wikipedia, it saids 'Univ.' is an abbreviation, too. but I wonder how it is prounounced? Is it pronounced with ioo-niv? or

Hi, Clive. I think maybe I could understand you. you think CAD is an abbreviation. according to the Wikipedia, it saids 'Univ.' is an abbreviation, too. but I wonder how it is prounounced? Is it pronounced with ioo-niv?

First, abbreviations almost never include "of". So it would be UN or U of N. It really doesn't matter with the "the." Personally, I would put the in front of U of N, and nothing in front of NNA. But there is absolutely

Hi. I think if we have some made-up names of the school of higher learning like "University of Nowhere" (Note: this is a made-up name) and if we want refer to it using its abbreviations, I think what we would have is "UON."

Hi. Please check the corrrectness of the following. I think a comma after the abbreviation (is that an abbreviation?) "i.e." is optional. How about not putting dots after each letter correct (like "ie")? Do you think we should

Hello ,,, here is some Medical Shortcuts ACGME Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education CSA Clinical Skills Assessment ECFMG Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates FSMB Federation of State Medical Boards GME

doctor (EDUCATION) noun (WRITTEN ABBREVIATION Dr) a person who has the highest degree from a college or university. I can't understand what the "degree or highest degree" means here? Could you explain it?