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Hello, I have written a short draft which I am going to use in my report. I am not native English speaker and I make grammatical errors in my writing. Could someone help me to check grammar in this draft please? Thanks! Report Proposal Topic D:

Hoa Thai wrote: Angliholic wrote: The mountainous landscape of Formosa is breathtaking. The mountainous landscape of Formosa takes my breath away. Do both of the above sound right and convey a similar idea? Yes! They convey the same

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Hi, We often resort to hypocrisy/false modesty in order not to hurt people's feelings in their presence. For me, the two terms are pretty close in meaning, and I'd like to test if they are interchangeable. I presume "hypocrisy" implies negative

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Avoid a subject which is all inclusive in some way (everyone, all, both) with a negative verb. These are almost always subject to more than one interpretation and therefore cannot always be trusted to communcate exactly what you want to