Seriously, I have reservation about the English level of the person who drew this agreement. If anyone can understand this statement, please tell me what that means. I don't have a clue what it said. Is the perosn who wrtoe this agreement an

I am not sure if "advantage" is the right word. Perhaps benefit but you have to describe why though.

Radzims, I supposed the way you had your letter composed is somewhat difficult to edit and time consuming. That may be why it's not responded to. I will give it a shot based on what I can understand from your text. Problem

Goodman, Thanks for your reply and explanation. That's what I was I confused with exactly. However, I am wondering what the cinema has to do with "watch the original"

American or British, "a group" of anything is always singular in my book.

I see nothing wrong with saying " by Monday at the latest". It could be earlier than Monday, say, the Friday before. However, no later than Monday.

Well, your questions were posted before. I was hesitant to approach it because I felt I could have opened up a can of worms. Passive sentences have a specific purpose. Unless one knows what that purpose is, blindly changing a good active-voice

I like to add a comment on this topic if I may. Usually, a recipe and how-to-do something are typically called "instructions" which is a lower order than procedure which tends to involve more technical aspects than

This statue is 46,5 meters in height. (is it: forty-six comma five meters " ?) Do you mean to say "46.5" meters? Is there any mistake in the following, please? a) English Tourist Places. This is not a complete sentence

The actress did a wonderful job potraying the character - correct! OR The actress did a wonderful job potraying of the character - incorrect