Dobrý den, jak formálně/neutrálně upresňovat informace? Jaké konstrukce se obvykle používají? Například: "Dobry den, chtěl bych prosím upřesnit jaký je stav zásilky."

An exclamatory sentence Which one is correct to say: 1. Everyone such an expert! (without a verb?) 2. Everyone was such an expert! Is there a difference between saying "Everyone was such an expert!" (referring to some situation in the past and those people are still experts now ) and "Everyone is such an expert!"?

Could you please tell me if the thesis is written correctly A comparative analysis of phraseological units expressing a negative assessment of mental abilities in Slovak language

a university application letter To whom it may concern, I am writing to apply for the student mobility at Yugra State University in the summer semester 2019. Currently, I am studying Russian Philology at Charles University in Prague. I will cherish the opportunity to spend the last semester of my bachelor studies in a more superior way. I believe learning Russian at the Yugra university will have a very positive impact on my language skills. Since I started my university studies, I have always known, I want to study in Russia. At the first stages it was just fascination, at the next ones it started to be more rational. I explored, that my language skills increase while being forced to communicate only in the language I learn. At my home university, I consider the lack of native-speaking teachers as a problem. In my free time, I watch lectures from Russian universities online, but it does not help as much as if you become a live feedback. Moreover, I have already spent two semesters on two different universities in Russia. I have to say, it was the best experience. I had the precious opportunity to get in touch with the language and culture. It helped me a lot, so I was able to get the TORFL certificate at C1 level. Now, I want to get further. My plans for the summer semester 2019 are: to pass TORFL C2 certification, to get prepared for my Bachelor’s exam as well for Master’s admission tests, to get inspiration for my future thesis and possible publications. To sum up, it would be a honour for me if you consider my application and give me the opportunity to study, reach my goals and develop my skills at the Yugra university. Thank you for your consideration. Yours faithfully, ___.

A cover letter To whom it may concern, My name is A.B. I temporarily work as a leading specialist in software maintenance of oil and gas enterprises department for ABC Ltd. The information about the staff expansion I have known from a friend. I am interested in working with more complex and global tasks in your company, as well as in multicultural environment using English and constant learning. I have read about the vacancies on the site. The most attractive position to me is a software implementation engineer. I would also like to master my skills in database administration (Oracle) in future. Probably you would be interested in my experience: - taking part in an “OISP” implementation project in XYZ Ltd; - data analysis with SQL and making adjustments in an Oracle database according to user requests; - performing some database administration tasks; - consulting users; - administrating local and ERP Information systems; - third-party SQL and PL/SQL code analysis. In addition, I would like to notice the following: - completed the courses “Oracle 11g: Database Administration. Part I” and “Oracle 12c: PL/SQL fundamentals” at a computer training center “ABC” at ABC Technical University; - successfully passed Cambridge FCE exam and demonstrated ability at CEFR level B2. For more information please find attached a copy of my CV. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss further the possibility of working for you in this position. Thank you for your attention. Regards, A.B.

Left or is left Hi. Could you please tell me what's the difference between "one hour left to the exam" and "one hour is left to the exam"? Which is correct? Thank you.

Using "both" and "the" Hello! Could you please tell me if it is correct: 1. "After watching both the videos..." 2. "In both videos, the instructors gave us advice ..." Thank you.