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Sep 15, 2017 · It was the time I was given a gift in my 11th birthday by my parents. For me, I really keen on that gift. As I remember exactly that after I had tried my best to blow out 11 candles on the chocolate cake, my parents sang the song " happy birthday " and give me a colorful paper crapped. When I was opening the gift, my mom smile happily.
I have been struggling with a sentence the smartest woman I know has used. When I asked her about it because I was confused, her answer was to "check it out". I have. I'm still confused. The sentence is "You, on the other hand, have had much value in my life". I'm confused about the "have had" part.
Oct 23, 2014 · Concluding, i would like to present my recognition for the opportunity that the xxx University is providing. I see this MSc in xxx as a major chance for improving my knowledge and experience, hoping that i can contribute for the continuous development of this Masters and my fellow colleagues. Thank you very much for considering my request.
Jun 1, 2020 · In Korea, which is a completely new phase of my life, and at the K-ARTS university, in the next four years; I would like to state that I am enthusiastic about education, I want to take the responsibility required by the lessons with curiosity and desire. I am aware that willingness, careful, and careful work will surely result in success.
Feb 4, 2014 · Exercise: A day at school Describe a normal school day in the life of a student in your country including hours, class subjects, meals, rules, dress, and extra-curricular activities. A normal school day in Poland probably looks the same like at schools in others countries. The students spend from 6 to 7 hours to learning the basic subjects.
My point is, yes, it’s a completely grammatical sentence. By “debatable”, by I meant if I said “fruit contains many of the vitamins for we need for a healthy life”, would you prefer it over “fruits contain many of the vitamins we need for a healthy life”?
During my lectures XXX has always been attentive and concentrated, perceiving study material profoundly and displaying a remarkable grasp of the content. He has consistently taken an active part in classroom discussions and seminars, bringing in a lot with thoughtful comments and interesting presentations.
behind: in arrears; late or slow in the discharge of obligations; "behind with the rent" behind in, behind on, and behind with are all used.
Maybe my wording is confusing to you. I used the word 'serious', not 'difficult'. It's funny that they would reverse the relationship. If we are in agreement, why did this began in the first place? I don't think your word choice confused me. I know it was me who used "difficult"!
I am sending my CV in which you can find all information about my education and references. If you have any questions you can get in touch with me through my email or phone number mentioned in CV. I am looking forward for your reply. Yours sincerely, Prajwal
