Letter of Motivation, XYZ My name is XYZ and I am a current student of Mechanical Engineering with the focus on Product Development and Design at the Technical University of XYZ. Studying abroad for one semester is a dream, which I kept in

Hi.:-) I'm studying English in Australia at te moment. Feel free to talke to me. There is nothing to hesitate. I have no doubt we could be a good friend.

Without disagreeing at all that your level of English is excellent, this is your second sentence: It is only natural, then, to assume that nowadays any sense of seclusion and restraint, or at least "locality", commonly associated with

Hello! I am a university student from Russia. We have to write quite a lot of essays as part of our English course. However, every term we get a new teacher, this is just how the system works, and all teachers are quite different in how they

Hello, I just have seen your message and I am going to tell you about me. I am a Spanish dentist, living and working in Madrid, Spain, and I am thinking about the possibility of living and working in England for 2 or 3 years, because I have got a

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I am working on an article for Script Mag on global cinema, and am stuck on the @&*%$@## lead - ... in Bosnia. Anyone know someplace exotic with an unusual cinema? Or have a suggestion on where to find this info? Hmmm... I've attended a

Hallo an Alle! ... Viele Grüße (text in German removed by mod. English only, please!) Dear Sir or Madam, I first heard about HPU when I met one of the International Admissions Coordinators while I was studying in Germany. As I knew

Either way, language evolves with time. There has been much of a debate over which English is the peoper English: the British or the American English? Commonwealth nations learn British English and would tend to favour (favor) the British language

In Australia I would say "uncle in law" or "uncle-in-law". This also applies to aunts but I've never heard it used to refer to any other relationship such as nieces, nephews, cousins, etc. Logically though, you could say