Doesn't anyone find mistakes? Because there could be a lot of them. :/ Or does anyone has any ideas how to make it better or something? I must return this letter tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. I actually change my text just a little bit

Hi! I am going to apply for an exchange student program and we have to write a letter of motivation for that. I am from Finland and I haven't been writing anything in English for a looong time, so I'm wondering if somebody could be so kind

Kindly look into it for any kind of errors or inconsistencies. I'll be glad to have some critical responses. Thank you. "Dear Madam/Sir, I am XYZ, pursuing a bachelor degree in Engineering Physics at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi,

Thanks, Clive Now, I can see what mistakes I've done. If it's alright, I'd like to ask another questions. In those sentences, is it ok to understand "it" and "its" of "which it was best

Hi everybody, tomorrow i have to send my essay about research paper. I want you to evaluate me and show mistakes and correct them for me. really, i passed in a difficult situation . This is my essay Before I write about this topic in my

Thanks for your help... :) It is good to know that I didnt make too many mistakes. Have a great day!

Hello, you did a good job for the most part, except for one error and maybe two. She walks in, comes right up to me and says -past This isn't past tense. If it said walked in, came right up to me, and said, then it would be past

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Below is a memo written by me. I was hoping that this memo is coherent and easy to read, and ideally free from grammar and punctuation error. Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks MEMO Date: September 10, 2009 To:

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