Dear teachers and friends, What is the proper question If I want to ask someone whether something that he/she has done is working or not. “was this worked before” or “has this worked before” What is the different between these 2 sentences. Which

Thanks again buddy... Words "therefore, as a result, meanwhile, consequences and others" are being used to connect two different sentences and have their own term. However I couldn't remember what is the right term for it. The term

1024x768 Normal 0 false false false Thanks Chris for your prompt reply. I really appreciate it. "The class for tomorrow, Thursday, 15 January 2009 , will be cancelled." Between these two sentences, can I use something like

Dear teachers and friends, I would appreciate if you could check any mistake on this statement. Thanks. Please be informed that class for tomorrow, Thursday, 15 January 2009 will be cancelled. Class on next week, Thursday, 23 January 2009 will be

Thanks friend for your comment and advice. I was wondering is there any grammar mistake in the first writing. If there are, I would appreciate if you could let me know which one is wrong so I can identify my weaknesses in grammar, and improve it

I’m feel so exited. Next week, I’m going to start my new career as lecturer in one of the local university. At the time I’m writing this, I’m still preparing for the material and presentation slide for the student. I was wondering how the students

in this matter would be most appreciated.  Thanks and regards, Hampeh

Dear teachers and friends, I’m trying to answer this question and I would be grateful if you could proof read my writing and maybe you have better idea how to make it much more better. The question is = Why do you want to participate in this

1024x768 Normal 0 false false false Hi guys, I just wondering which one is better in order to tell people that we are able to access the system. is it give the same meaning or maybe there are better words to explain it? Thanks for your