Thanks Nona! I will modify the last sentence. Do you have any suggestions what I could write that makes me stand out, like you had said? Like things that are usually in the C/V? Or what would you say should I still add to my

Dear Sir or Madam: Having completed my undergraduate studies at a business school in xxyyzz, I am eager to apply for the Bachelor’s degree program “Business Consultancy International” at your university of applied sciences. Due to my

what's that supposed to be? a letter to your girlfriend? a dear john letter? a suicide letter?

lol thanks a lot. I'll leave appendicitis then. No I don't mind your commenting, thanks, but you should know that she has talked about the whole appendicitis story quite often already on television, and my sentence (which is a bit different to

Great! Thanks a lot for your help! You know, I'm a native speaker but sometimes I just can't think of the simplest things. Especially where letter-writing is concerned. I just wasn't sure if one can "portray a situation" or if the only

Hi! Please help me, I need to write a fan mail to a celebrity. This was one of my sentences in my letter: ... You always play your role with passion, commitment, and love. It is therefore sometimes hard for me to believe that the situations

Thanks, but I'd like to use English instead of Italian. How about "rgds", is that as formal as "regards"? rgds Walter

The following is American: Dear Sir/Madam: ---or--- Dear Sir or Madam: ... ... ... Sincerely, ... ---Note the colon after Madam and the comma after Sincerely and that it's not Yours sincerely in American. Don't know

Hi everyone! Is regards, or rgds a formal ending of an email? I was wondering what I should write as an ending when I'm chating with friends on the internet. I do not want to write a formal letter, I want to write something informal. Usually

Ok, thanks a lot to both of you! But now I am as clever as I was before. I understand that it's a word that one can count, but one can also count fish, can't one? E.g.: Yesterday I had fish for lunch and fish for dinner. So I had two fish