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hi, my husband will be applying soon for a visa to join me in th UK. I have written the invitation letter but I'm not sure it's ok and how it really should be written. Can u plz check it and correct any mistakes? I'd really appreciate

To those whom think negative of me, Guest, Well, that all depends upon why and to whom you are writing. Is this a love interest you met on some Internet chat site? If so, you will stress personal stuff in your life. Is this for acceptance in

There is no such thing as an "honest mistake." A mistake is an error, whether intentional or not, whether with malice or not. Honesty is a virtue of truthfulness. So when someone says "I made an honest mistake" they are saying

America the nation is another matter. If I had to sum up the stereotype it would be: Power Without Nobility.\ ... nature of America as seen by outsiders. Pretending to be so helpful to others, but meantime it's all about self-interest. What a

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could you please help me with the next following situation? I've seen this error several times recently, not sure from whom. At any rate, in some languages the two words are the same, but they are used differently here. Following here

I have highlighted words that have grammatical errors. Please ask specific questions if you are not sure how to correct your mistakes. I have also raised some questions for you to consider to improve the content of your essay. All the best, A- s

Thanks, it should be irrelevant. The title was also missing an aprostrophe, i've included it. You have been a great help. I wish I can include your name in the acknowledgements. Final help please, are there any errors in my acknowledgements?

Hi, Yeah, that works! As we assumed, it was either a trivial error, if one at all. I'd hate to be a writer who has to depend on Word. Here is another example of its incorrectness: a leader is someone on whom people in the organisation model