Please i wrote this paragraph for an insurance report using sequences of events...i would like to be helped with the grammar. DESCRIBE THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE LOSS/THEFT AN ITEM. FOR EXAMPLE: A PROFESSIONAL VIDEO AOC CAMERA. My

Hi, which phrase is more suitable in formal emails?! thank you so much or thanks a lot? and also what about thanks a bunch?! thanks a bundle?!

Hi All I had introduction meeting with a customer's manger, and I prepared a follow up thank you letter: Dear xyz it was a big pleasure to have this fruitiness meeting with you. and in case you needed any support or have any issues you should

Hello, my name is Jeff and I'm from the United States. Pennsylvania to be exact. I am a 16 year old male. I would like to meet Japanese people looking for help with English. I would like to go to a university for teaching English to Japanese

Since I have found quite useful many tips I have read in the forum, I'd like to post a topic I have been dealing with. When I write a letter, sometimes I just have the name of the person, but not the title, I mean, I do not know if I should

i would like to request a 1 week leave as i am going home to my country to take my son with me. kindly help me how to ask approval from my boss.

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Dear Bob, I haven’t been able to contact you in a while, I’ve been quite busy. The war is intense and there are disputes at certain times. I can hear constant machine gun echoes and noises around me without explanation. You can see the sweat

Hi, I'm afraid, I wouldn't say or write any of the phrases you wrote... 1: an English written letter makes me think that both "English and "written" modify "letter" (an English letter + a written letter), and I

Forbes... the distinction you're drawing is very nice, but I think the actual question is not phonetic OR phonological in nature. It appears that the OP is asking about the letter itself, not the sounds it represents (in context or out of