By Resume, Grammar

Dear Sir or Madam I refer to your recent advertisement. Please accept this letter and resume for a sales Agronomist position currently available within your company. As my enclosed resume shows, I graduated from Orel Agricultural University. I have experience in Russia and the USA and...

Dear Sir or Madam In response to your recent advertisement, please accept this letter and resume for a sales Agronomist position currently available within your company. As my enclosed resume shows, I graduated of Orel Agricultural University. I have experience in Russia and the USA....

Hi English Guru, I am pretty poor in English. Could someone please help to comment & refine my letter below to the HR in a more gently way of expressing? (grammar mistakes and restructuring of sentences) Many Thanks!! Dear Human Resource, Fist of all it is a great opportunity working for...

Hi English Guru, I am pretty poor in English. Could someone please help to comment & refine my letter below to the HR in a more gently way of expressing? (grammar mistakes and restructuring of sentences) Many Thanks!!Dear Human Resource, Fist of all it is a great opportunity working for...

Hi English Guru, I am pretty poor in English. Could someone please help to comment & refine my letter below to the HR in a more gently way of expressing? (grammar mistakes and restructuring of sentences) Many Thanks!! Dear Human Resource, Fist of all it is a great opportunity working...

You could say: "John McCain who will, presumably, be the Republican nominee." or something similar.Although it's much more awkward which I guess is why it's not used much if at all.

Hello. I'd prefer "grammatical error(s)" to "grammar mistake(s)." http://www.cnn.com/2007/LIVING/worklife/08/29/cb.resume.irks/index.html1. Spelling mistakes and grammatical errors.

Saturdays are slow, David. We have real lives here - softball games, trips to Sears, battling the grocery store. Don't get too upset if we take a few hours to respond. Are you looking for help on the paragraph about your gap? Don't put that on your resume! It is WAY to much information...

.It is hard to give an opinion without knowing more about your situation. Are you an individual or a school? Are you trained in any methods now? What are your feelings about how people learn a foreign or second language? Why are you in this business?Those who teach well with a sole, specific...

Dear teacher, Here is the scenario... My past client contacted me state that she still interested to appoint me a job for her company. She also asks me about a couple of documents and my resume. Unfortunately, I just resigned from my previous employer and now I’m working somewhere else...