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Hi All, I wrote the attached recommendation letter and I need someone to review it, since I am italian and I'm not english mother tongue. The letter is preatty long, but I hope it is quite well written. Thank you very much for your help. Best...

Letter of Motivation The first time that I decide to pursue a master degree in Robotics was during the period as a research assistant to Professor Fu Xiuhui in Robotics Lab. In that period, participating in developing a multi-sensor based mobile robot, I was in charge of developing the sub PCB...

Milky, I'm sorry, but the 'sheep' analogy is not relevantl Here, quoted from Purdue University Online Writing Lab: While uncountable nouns do not generally take a plural form, sometimes they may be pluralized when used in a countable sense. The difference between the uncountable and countable...

Another kind of illegitimate argument is based on analogy between one area of grammar and another. consider yet another construction where there is variation between nominative and accusative forms of pronouns: , where the subject has the form of a coordination of pronouns. This shows us not...

Hello everybody, I am writing this letter of motivation to apply for an internship in Canada. As the internship is going to be arrange by an agency I don't know yet who is going to receive this letter. But the sector will definitly be information technology. Can you please give me some...

No, it's the other way round. The term periodical includes newsletters, magazines, journals, etc. etc. Walk into a university library and you'll find a periodical section, not a magazine section. Serial is probably an even broader term, though laymen don't use this word at all. Serials...

From: HOW GRAMMARS OF ENGLISH HAVE MISSED THE BOAT (ref above) Consider the English pronoun pairs, her : she, him : he, me : I, us : we, and them : they. It is easy to show that the uses of these paired forms are not directly related to functional (subject and object) “cases” in the manner of...

Don't worry about Thematic roles. We can get by without them. SMILE I feel the more foreign their L1 to English, the more English learners tend to get stuck to the mud of grammar. Well, now, isn't that honest to goodness truth? I agree. Moreover, and in my own case, learning Japanese grammar...

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