Hello, I would like to apply for a position at Apple. I'm very keen to work into their company so I would prefer not mess up this letter. I would be grateful to anyone who can check at least the first paragraph of my letter and tell me of

"Gwilym Calon" (Email Removed) schrieb: and even in these cases the problem doesn't militate very heavily against the use of certain flags. That's a matter of perspective. I suspect (know?) that UK residents would be annoyed if

(carmine) To try to find a good source of information on colours, I have visited the site:- http://koning.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/demo/Colors.html This shows carmine ... make to my computer settings to make the colours from this website accurate, or is

An author submitted a text that mentioned L.L. Bean (an outdoors-themed clothing company). Editing for print, I first changed it to the standard American form: L. L. Bean but then checked the company's homepage and saw, all over the place,

Having a bit of fun tonight. I just heard an announcement that a new series, with American actors, will begin soon on the USA channel. Title: Touching Evil. I shall have to check out if this is any better than the US version of Coupling. I

Isn't "Duck Tape" the original, and "duct tape" the error? Looks that way. See: http://www.ideafinder.com/history/inventions/ducttape.htm I see what they say, but I sure wish they pointed to some supporting evidence. Even

No, and that's a rather easy one to demonstrate. In ... sure. I might say either, but under slightly different circumstances. Sorry about that - my fault, I read it but forgot to reply. I would normally say "I've eaten there

When people (usually Americans) say "I got it" (e.g. if ... got it"? I know I am, when I say it. No, and that's a rather easy one to demonstrate. In US English I get it I got it I have ... be more likely to say the second, but