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Re: sounds ok to ur ears???

Remember: start sentences with capital letters! The word "I" is also always capitalised. Do we change our names in real life? What is the need to change handle's our names The expression "handle('s) name" is wrong, and the word "handle" in any case seems...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Mr Wordy 9 days ago Capital letters Expressions

Help for translation of English economic words

Hi everyone!I am about to translate a sort of "economic" report about Italian regions.It`s the firs time i come across something like that so I really need your help.Let`s start then!Is it correct to write:"Its GDP is estimated around 14.200 euro"?would you write something like: "he would like to...

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Re: Yours truly, Jane Doe

Feebs11 wrote:neither - it is written "c/o ***" Hi Feebs, There are many other expressions of the kind c/o like: D/O - daughter of S/O - father of D.O.B. - date of birth Should these expressions also be written in small letters, but generally these expressions occur in the beginning of...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Jackson6612 303 days ago Capital letters Dates Expressions
Re: Letter Of Motication, corrections

Nona The Brit wrote: 1) Can I use "I am keen on.." or is that colloquial language? If so, what other expressions could I use. It's ok. 2) 1 Paragraph: "would match my wishes for my future just perfect" - does this sound right? no, this is incorrect. Try 'would perfectly match my ambitions for...

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Anonymous 1 yr 35 days ago Numbers Universities Capital letters Paragraphs Expressions
Re: Letter Of Motication, corrections

1) Can I use "I am keen on.." or is that colloquial language? If so, what other expressions could I use. It's ok. 2) 1 Paragraph: "would match my wishes for my future just perfect" - does this sound right? no, this is incorrect. Try 'would perfectly match my ambitions for the future.' 3) Try...

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by nona the brit 1 yr 35 days ago Numbers Capital letters Paragraphs Expressions
Please have a look at my LoM, I really need help with the structure...

Hi all, I'm another person that needs help with a Letter of Motivation... It would be great if you had a look at it. I would be very thankful for any comment on the structure, grammar..., also I'm interested in the expression you would have of me after reading the lom. The institution I apply...

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Jorgy 1 yr 103 days ago Universities Grammar Letter of motivation cover letter Capital letters Expressions
WHITED MY SEPULCHER, and others ...

'I shaved, dressed in a suit, polished my shoes, WHITED MY SEPULCHER, and looked for a church to attend...' 'and took my way with dignity to a church (a John Knox church) of BLINDINGLY WHITE SHIP LAP.' 'The prayers were TO THE POINT, DIRECTING THE ATTENTION of the Almighty TO CERTAIN WEAKNESS...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 1 yr 164 days ago Capital letters Expressions
Re: How can I read engineering textbooks?

Kooyeen, I have just found your inquiry, and I hope it's not too late to answer. If I grasp what you have asked us, you are looking for the technique of reading formulas and equations aloud, in English. As I look at your very first post, I see that you have most of the technique in mind with...

ESL General Science and Technology English by Tartan 1 yr 254 days ago Capital letters Abbreviations Expressions Punctuation
Re: WHIPPED, DROPPED OFF and KNOCKED OFF

Anonymous wrote:Hello friends, could someone explain to me the meaning of these expressions (in capital letters)?: 'By the time we got to California everybody was WHIPPED so we DROPPED Mingus OFF and me and Max went to his hotel. (...) Now, one day Max let Mingus use his car and Mingus...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Inchoateknowledge 1 yr 295 days ago Capital letters Expressions
WHIPPED, DROPPED OFF and KNOCKED OFF

Hello friends, could someone explain to me the meaning of these expressions (in capital letters)?: 'By the time we got to California everybody was WHIPPED so we DROPPED Mingus OFF and me and Max went to his hotel. (...) Now, one day Max let Mingus use his car and Mingus KNOCKED a whell OFF the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 1 yr 296 days ago Capital letters Expressions