By Spelling, Literature

Hi, I really need help with two essays that I have written. The subject is english literature. English is not my first language so they are written in quite simple english. I'm concerned about the fact having my essays being out on the internet, therefore I don't want to post them here,...

I am dyslexic and find proof-reading really hard. Please proof-read my work. I know that its kind of long, but its all in 3rd person and under the right headings etc. its only the prose and silly spelling mistakes I am conserned with which would be obvious to others. Thankyou so much. Obviously...

Hi, I beleive there is quite a lot of literature available on this topic. This includes the Canadian Oxford Dictionary that I have in front of me here, and which claims to define Canadian English. Are you hoping to add something new? Good luck, Clive My practical section of this dissertation...

When it comes to grammar and spelling I can strongly recommend reading a ton of English books. Good literature with high quality English, so don't go and get yourself a copy of any of Mark Twain's books, but maybe something more contemporary, a professional book for example. Try to feel and...

This is my personal statement, wich I will send to 3 different universities. I'm not sure about the order in wich letter is written, nor of the grammar/spelling. Secondly, I don't know how to adress the people of the admissions commitee. Could someone give me some advice? ----- Because...

Thanks for the post! I too got caught spelling this incorrectly. This is the second non-USenglish phrase that's grabbed me in the past couple weeks .And as for not using words that you don't know the spelling of.. how do you thing people learn? Great works of literature don't just "happen".

Englishuser wrote: A non-native speaker who has immersed himself or herself with highbrow literature written in a foreign language could very well have a more vivid vocabulary and a better knowledge of the grammar of the language than the average native speaker. At least as far as the 'standard...

Grammar Geek wrote:Not that this is on topic, but I'm intrigued. A posting outside a building is called a label in BrE? What is a sign?Well, GG, it's in NnsE - Non-native speaker's English! In other words, using label is a sign that you're not a native speaker. Nice you consider my English...

Hi everybody, I want to apply to an intership which is funded by a German organisation and I would really appreciate it if someone could help me correct grammar and spelling mistakes. Of course, suggestions regarding weaknesses in the content are also welcome. Thanks in advance for...

Hi everybody, I want to apply to an intership which is funded by a German organisation and I would really appreciate it if someone could help me correct grammar and spelling mistakes. Of course, suggestions regarding weaknesses in the content are also welcome. Thanks in advance for your...