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Hi! I would like, if is possible to correct my personal statement before i proceed with my applications. I would appreciate if you could help me! i want to make it sound more professional! There are some things that you know that you are good at, things that fill you with energy and new...

When someone carries money in a purse, there is always a chance that a thief may seize it and run away with it. People in many countries now do not carry paper money. Instead, they carry a plastic card, which can buy nearly everything. They also call it a credit card. In America, the credit...

Few does not mean "none". I have few friends. - This means that I have do have friends, but a smaller number that I would like or expect to have. It is a statement with a tone of pity, regret, or sadness. I have a few friends. - This means that I have more than one or two friends. It...

Anon, thanks for trying to help, but this is incorrect and misleading information. "Few" does NOT mean none. As was explained twice in the beginning of this thread, "few" emphasizes the smallness of the number (just as "little" emphasizes the lack of...

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'a number of people' is considered plural. so we say 'a number of people are..'

. Will you check this resource number for me? -- Fine with co-workers. Would you check this resource number for me?-- More polite .

So will are would could be used in that sentence. And if i said will you check this resource number for me, should i have used would are will.

Hi, 1.Can 'as' mean 'at the time that'? Generally speaking, no, It conveys the idea more that two actions were happening at the same time, ie the idea of 'while'. For example, When/As I got up this morning, the birds were singing. Is 'as' fine here? Yes, but...

Hi Clive, Thank you very much for your explanation by giving your examples. 1.Can 'as' mean 'at the time that'? For example, When/As I got up this morning, the birds were singing. Is 'as' fine here? 2.He talks on the phone as he is driving. Can I use 'when' here?...