Hello, I find it in Googling. Here is their site: http://www.eyespeakenglish.com/products/premium/ Thanks Ludo

Hello, I have been looking to purchase a pronunciation software to hopefully improve mine... I came accross a software called Eyespeak 9 but before buying it, I was wondering if one of you already tried it? If so, did you really find it helpful

Hello, I agree that might sound really really stupid but I have to write my 7-day notice to my landlord to inform him that I will be quitting the room at the end of this month, but I don't know of to write this in a proper/formal way Have you got

Hello Francesca, Thank you for the explanation I was thinking that it meant something like that so everything is sweet... Cheers, Ludovic

Hello, I sent an email to a recruitment agency to cancel an interview since I already found a new job. The agency answered me the following sentence: In our business what goes around comes around so thanks for taking the time to write and

Marius Hancu wrote: responsible for Thank you for helping! So, "responsible for" has a stronger meaning behind it, right? As a result, the correct sentences would be: Responsible for all the *** Fleet accounts and In charge of ***

Hello, Could you let me know what is the appropriate sentence in English? Should I use the "the" or not? In charge of all the ?***? Fleet accounts In charge of all ?***? Fleet accounts In this position, I work for a car manufacturer

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Hello, I just came accross a dilemna while writing a motivation letter with the word involved ... Should I use: In addition, I have been using a Linux user since 1996 and have been involved in the MythTV Open Source project since 2004,

Clive wrote: Hi Ludo, Myself, I like the second version better. But resumes are subjective, think about it and see what appeals to you more. Good luck with it, Clive Hi Clive, As I now know that both sentences are grammaticaly