Hi all, I'm having difficulties pronouce a word that is totally new to me. And I don't know how to pronounce people's name.. something like Lefebvre, Lasseter.. etc. Some uncommon names.. Is there a trick I can use in this case? Thanks

I'm sure everyone has words that they have never heard or seen before. So is there a rule to follow to pronounce new words? Thanks

Hi guys I couldn't find it in the dictionary for pronounciation, so here it is. It's the name of a company Sanofi-Aventis Thanks

I agree with CalifJim and I do know recruiters scan each candidate's resume for a few seconds. The resume would end up in the recycle bin if there is no key words found. On the other hand, it is nice to use the magic word in any type of

Ok, Thanks. I also get confused with the verb tense. For example, I would normally keep my office door closed after I leave/left ? I saw a suspicious guy wandering around in the hall way before I leave/left the building.

My brother used to be a Data Entry person in a small company and now he is an IT project manager for one of these top notch companies. I need to catch up to him since I don't even have a job. Do these sentences make a sense to you? Thanks.

Catching up with the reading? Catch up to someone? Am I using the word correctly? Please correct... Thanks

Sorry people.. Please accept my apology. I normally use the magic word in my writing and I probably was in a hurry, left them out. It wont happen again. I promise. Please feel free to contribute your input and I would appreciate all your

Hi All, Below is the template of cover letter for job applications. Let me know if it sounds right to you. Correct any grammar errors and sentence structure. I'm very interested in this position and please find attached resume for my working

Can you use that word in a sentence? Thank You.