Thank you CJ It was my opinion too until I read the line "I shall miss you" in a book. Obviously it was an english one and being teached american english myself,I never heard it before. Thank you for your reply.

I haven't understood it,sorry.

Hello again When "shall" is used instead of "will" ? example: We shall/will miss you.

Just checked previous answers on this subject and I see that the first one is correct.We use NOR and not OR after neither. Do I get it right?

Are these questions correct? Neither Paul nor Michael saw the film. Neither Paul or Michael saw the film. Thank you.

Thank you very much for your tips. I am going to try to improve it and come back again with a better edition.

"Enter here any further information you may wish to offer in support of your application.Please tell us about any relevant qualifications you have and reasons for wishing to study this course." I obtained my degree in Mathematics from

,its a good start. bluefish

Dear MH I have just checked Soufiane's letter,but I think it's something different from what I need to write on my application. On the application forms for entrance in UK universities,there is a single page where I have to support my will to

I have to write a personal supporting statement on my applications for postgraduate studies telling them why do I wish to take a particular course and how does it fit into my career objectives. Are there any sample statements in this site or