look forward is very formal and more suitable for business letters ;and looking forward gives a sense of excitement and informality. I am looking forward to a stimulating conversation and harmonious friendship. ( Try to use lively vocabulary and

Hi, I assume you are talking about a business letter. Personally, I don't remember writing such letters to multiple people. The normal approach in my experience has been to write to one of the people, then 'cc' the others

formal-- written essays, business letters, speeches, etc. informal-- conversation, personal letters, etc. colloquial-- slang, obscenities, substandard formations However, defiinitions are vague and overlapping, and linguists argue about them.

Hello, I need help to improve my English writing, to check grammar and sentence, I do not know when to stop sentence and is missing grammar. For talking better than writing in my experince. How can you help me please?. Best Regards, Makram

Just seen the movie, loved (most of) the dialog. At times the dialog lines are as good as Tarantino's. So much street slang (of high quality, in given circumstances) drives me nuts: I don't have what it takes (i.e., I didn't puff weed

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Tony Cooper wrote on 15 Jun 2004: Do you have any idea at all what "ad hominem" means? Are you not aware that a high percentage of your posts are nothing but that? Of course I know what it means and of course I know that most of my

The example I gave you was the example the newspaper article provided. The ability to write a business has long been a requirement of sorts in most jobs where a resume is sent. The cover letter is a business letter, and the applicant is often

There was a brief story in today's newspaper about the "Q letter". Some career coaches (how-to-get-a-job consultants) advocate this as ... shows the employer that the applicant can form complete sentences and compose a business