By Spelling, Exclamation marks

(I forgot to log in again, sorry-- MM) Thank you, Yohanna, but you didn't find all of the spelling mistakes. Colon, not exclamation mark, after Madam from August, not form August Always two spaces after the period at the end of a sentence the capital, not a capital Faculty of Social...

Hello Nin, Please check your spelling, eliminate all the exclamation marks, asterisks, and all-capital words, and punctuate the poem as you would any English sentences.

Yours faithfully/sincerely always strikes me as being the wrong way around. Surely you can only be faithful to someone you know. However, you can be sincere whether you know the person or not. I suppose it means that my letter is faithful to the truth, but that's not the predominant usage of...

Aleks, First tip, read the first two posts in this section. Second tip, if you want to prove to them that your English is sufficiently good, then YOU ought to write the letter. Third tip, when writing to them, do not use exclamation marks everywhere, flowers, question marks immediately...

Dear Ms/Mr Sincerely, Yanakieva Watch your spelling and capitalizations. No exclamation marks, smiley faces, or anything else. I have made some changes and put in some words for you. See if my words capture your intent. I love your enthusiasm and passion. If I am hiring someone, I...

The correct spelling of "grammer" is "grammar". "Nazi's", if you mean the plural of Nazi, should be "Nazis" without the apostrophe. The "s" is part of the word. "Grammar Nazis" appears to be a vocative, so I would add a comma after it. Finally, since the exclamation mark functions as full stop,...