Just write as if you were speaking to him/her/them. When you have composed your letter, you can post it here, and we will check it for you.

Is this correct? 1. My friend is very susceptible to all commercials and promotions. Longman dictionary reads: "Susceptible (=impressionable): susceptible person is easily influenced or attracted by someone or

Hello. In Japan, we call the music video (like we can watch in MTV) "promotion video." Do people in English speaking countries usually call the video "music video", rather than promotion or promotional video? Thank you

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I'm going to do some exercise. So, please correct my grammar :) I couldn't sleep. My boss gave Joe a raise instead of me. He could have given me one. I've been there a whole year. She's got to be the worst employee there. By the

Goodman, the phrase "I am screwed" is a common one. It doesn't require deliberate action on the part of another to cause the problem. Life can screw you. Traffic can screw you. Your competing priorities can screw you. In those

. Your passage seems fine: But you know, I haven't seen your friend John lately and have been wondering what he is doing. Have you seen him or kept in contact with him? I have been doing very well and the situation around me is good. How about

Thank you. Obviously there were some contextual inconsistencies and thank you for bringing them to light. Now, what I am wondering or have difficulty with how or when to stop using the present perfect when I think one can go on and on with the

have a test on thursday. help me here. :D |. Modals - Circle the correct words to complete the conversation. 1 A: Terry isn't very happy today. B: She might /can be upset because she didn't get the promotion she was expecting. CORRECT 2.

I have a test on thursday. help me here. :D |. Modals - Circle the correct words to complete the conversation. 1 A: Terry isn't very happy today. B: She might /can be upset because she didn't get the promotion she was expecting. 2. A: The