Hi MrP, it's been a while indeed. I've posted a couple of things recently, but haven't seen you. Hope your things are ok. Thanks for the answer. Yeah, that could work. The point is that the book is a translation of an ancient book on the matter

Is this sentence correct: "B's book is a valuable contribution to the study of ancient skepticism, and of its Academic variety in particular. It is an excellent work with which to embark upon such study, and will no doubt become ... ". ?

Well, my translations really look awful. Thanks for your corrections, Clive. All the best

I was just asked to translate three sentences from Spanish, but I'm not sure if my translations are readable and grammatically correct. 1) On the occasion of the visit of Doctor S., on November 14–15, the possibility was mentioned (mentioned?)

Good explanation, Milky. Another formal expression is "It is my contention that..."

Ok. Thanks guys.

The expressions you're looking for are: "in my opinion", "in my view", "to my mind". They're equivalent.

1) This text explains the way an Epicurean lives. 2) This text explains the way in which an Epicurean lives. Are both correct? Thanks.

I'd like to know if a PhD scholarship is "graduate" or "postgraduate" scholarsphip. Thanks

Of course, the rule says what Yahyacan explained. In any case, I've googled the expressions "sth. you do often" and "sth. you often do". For the former, there are 606 results. For the latter, there are 76 results. I'm not saying that