Why I can't afford the fee
Currently, I can not afford the Verified Certificate for two main reasons.
First of all, my family's financial resources are limited. I am from Ceará, but I have just moved to São Paulo to take my undergraduate degree. At the moment, I am unemployed so, my parents are supporting me here.
Moreover, exchange rates have
recently increased, which means that the dolar has became to much expansive for me.
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Why I can't afford the fee
Currently, I can not (cannot) afford the Verified Certificate for two main reasons.
First of all, my family's financial resources are limited. I am from Ceará, but I have just moved to São Paulo to take my undergraduate degree. At the moment I am unemployed, so my parents are supporting me here.
Moreover, exchange rates have
recently increased, which means that the dolar dollar has became much too expensive to much expansive for me.
In the U.S. "cannot" is usually written as one word, but "can not" is also acceptable
I inserted the comma after "unemployed" instead of "so" because you are separating two clauses.
"Dollar" and "expansive" are spelling errors.
"To " is a preposition that has several meanings, including "toward." However, in this sentence you want the adverb "too" which means "very." You are saying that it is "extremely" or "very" expensive.
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