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I recently wrote a letter of explanation to a board of members who oversee the disbursement of financial aid to university students. Not knowing their names / gender / position / titles, I used the phrase, "To whom it may concern:". I
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Please share your opinion about my writing below. The chart shows average hours spent doing housework each week by gender and marital status in Fancyland. Write a report of about 150 words for your examiner(s) describing the information in the
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Hi, "So unapologetically giddy is Washington about Obama's likely selection of Hillary as his secretary of state - with all the musings about gender and generational power dynamics and about Bill's role that this would provide - that
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"So unapologetically giddy is Washington about Obama's likely selection of Hillary as his secretary of state - with all the musings about gender and generational power dynamics and about Bill's role that this would provide - that it
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hi! i need to write essay about social justice issue, and my topic is "marriage". can somebody help me check my grammarm verb tense and proofread it for me. thanks in advance i really appreciate it..
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sandie_bummie
1 yr 47 days ago
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I recently wrote a letter of explanation to a board of members who oversee the disbursement of financial aid to university students. Not knowing their names / gender / position / titles, I used the phrase, "To whom it may concern:". I
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Ok... so basically I need to do a five paragraph essay (Paragraph model?) by analyzing 3 quotes from this a passage I read "No name woman" by Maxie Hong Kingston. I'm just having trouble with a few
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This is really very simple: Use Dear Sir/Madam when you know (or can assume) the position of the person you are writing to but not their name or gender. Use To whom it may concern when you don't even know their position. If you use To whom it
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Hello, another English teacher here. I have been teaching English in China for about 2 and a half years now and also speak fluent French, decent Spanish and am learning Chinese (not as hard as you may think once you get the hang of those tones,
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My name is Sandura Shumba, I am a Zimbabwe national living in Namibia, Africa. I want to apply for a M.sc at Tweenty University in Holland. I currently have a B.sc. I am required to write a Motivation Letter why I want to study there. I have
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