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Need a bit of clarification I would appreciate if you check whether the sentence below is correct. As I am quite confident that my qualifications could fit the posted job description, I would be interested to apply for this position.
13 septembre 2016
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A few questions... I would appreciate to clarify a few doubts below. Can we say 1- A country with a low level of literacy 2-" Absence of schools and institutions leads to a very level of literacy in a country" or is better to say "Absence of schools and institutions cause people has a very low level of literacy" 3- Alternative forms of aids 4-People in poor countries, basically, live in multi-dimensional poverty. Thanks in advance!
12 septembre 2015
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Just have a doubt... Hi there, I would appreciate if you check the following statement to see whether it's sounds natural.. I will start my research and will get in touch as soon as I have some progress.
18 juin 2015
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Need a little bit of clarification... I wanna describe a classical music which I love to listen to it many times. I am not sure the statement written below are correct or not. I would appreciate if anyone check them and suggest me any possible vocab/phrase to describe a music in the following way. 1- this music lift me in the air 2- this music take me to the air 3- this music penetrate in my soul 4-it is sensational Thanks
25 mai 2015
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A few questions... Is this sentence correct? -> I filled in the spaces to the best of my knowledge. ( here I am talking about filling out the form) What is the difference between " is that fine/OK for you?" and " would that be fine/OK for you? Is this correct? -> I am engaged with some works at the moment Thanks
19 mars 2015
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A few questions... 1- what is the meaning of ever-changing job? 2- what words goes with the word glance? 3- are phrasal verbs considered idioms? 4- in the sentence 3, should I say are phrasal verbs considered" idioms" or "as idioms"?
17 mars 2015
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What verbs come with the word " Rule"? or better to say collocate with it? Ex: follow the rules, accept the rules , ignore the rules, what else?
16 mars 2015
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Is this correct? "are you feeling ready for the exam today" , does "are you feeling ready" make sense?
10 mars 2015
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In the sentence, " I hope you could accept my paper for edition" I'm wondering if I should say "for edition" or " for editing" ?
8 mars 2015
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