Hi Fair Lady, Please post the terms and phrases that you're having difficulty with.

I've written quite a few marketing and PR proposals, and even when I was studying marketing, I'd always have given my proposal a title which summed up all my ideas, for example 'Bridging the Mobile Gap'. Start the introduction with what you would

You can find lots of exercises here: MARKETING. English language exercises, tests and quizzes from the world of business, nonstopenglish.com and here: Linguarama Postscript vocabulary exercises, linguarama.com (look for 'Marketing' under

Computer Science Engineering is all about how computers work; the mechanics and electronics of computers, and the creation of computer programmes. IT is about working with computers, learning how to use (and not create) software, and applying

Yes, it's a verb. 'Invoice' has these two senses according to WordNet dictionary: a statement of money owed for goods or services; "he paid his bill and left"; "send me an account of what I owe" send an invoice to; "She invoiced the

That's a bit long-winded. You could just write, 'Invoice XXX company for $500.'

Hi, Information on working in Cuba is hard to come by. I suggest asking embassies for help. Here are links to The Canadian Embassy in Cuba and the Cuban Embassy in Canada . A friend of mine just came back from Cuba. He commented

Hi Damalord, Use the verb invoice: 'Invoice XYZ Corporation for the amount of $123.'

I agree that it is a good idea for a couple to live together before getting married, but I don't think that marriage involves more legal problems. I think the opposite is true. A lot of live-in couples have endless problems when it comes to

I agree that the Iraqi people aren't yet free, in the real sense of the word. But I don't think that there isn't going to be an end to the violence. You mentioned that your source of information is the tv news. News channels such as the BBC