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Good luck I hope finally my bad luck have finished. I say it considering my last events. On Monday I came to the embassy of Germany in order to submit the documents for a visa. The conversation was good. My level of language was enough for answering all questions of an employee of the embassy. It was a good day, because I was afraid that they won’t take the documents as the last time. At the embassy they warned me I have to wait for answer at least 6-8 weeks. I agreed. I was sad though because a contract with my employer begins since February of 2nd. Also in 6 weeks I’ll be late and my chief will be angry of me. But in 3 days I got a phone call from the embassy and they told me my request was positive considered and I can receive the visa as soon as I want. It was great! On Friday I came to the embassy with a passport. By rules I have to give my passport and can to get it back on Monday. I came at 11 o’clock and sat there 3 and half hour. An employee pleased to wait. I was afraid of my documents are wrong again. Therefore I was very nervous and unhappy. But at 14 o’clock I was called and I could receive my passport already with the visa inside. I was surprised, because I don’t need to wait 3 days in order to get it back. All was ready. And it was perfectly! I bought a ticket to Germany. I’ll come to Frankfurt on February of 2nd. I have to go by the train from Frankfurt to Plauen 6 hours. When I told about it to my friend in Germany she informed me that I must book a ticket already today for 29 euro, else the ticket will cost 97 euro. As I can’t book the ticket being in Uzbekistan my friend Ute did it herself. And I got an electron ticket. What a good luck that my friend advised me that. It’s wonderful!

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Good luck

I hope finally my bad luck have passed/ended.

I say this considering the latest events which have happened.

On Monday I went to the German Embassy in order to submit the documents for a visa. The conversation was good. My level of language was good enough to answer (after an adjective etc (good enough to plus infinitive..e.g interesting to hear...easy to understand)

all the questions that an employee of the embassy asked me. It was a good day, because I was afraid that they wouldn't accept the documents at the last minute.  


At the embassy they warned me that I have to wait for an answer which could take at least 6-8 weeks. I agreed. I was sad though because the contract with my employer begins since February of 2nd. Also in 6 weeks I’ll be late and my chief will be angry of me. But within 3 days I got a phone call from the embassy and they told me my request was considered positively and I could receive the visa as soon as I wanted. It was great!

On Friday I went! to the embassy with a passport. According to the rules I have to give my passport and can to get it back on Monday. I went at 11 o’clock and sat there for 3 and half hours. An employee pleased to wait. I was afraid of my documents being incorrect again. Therefore I was very nervous and unhappy. But at 2 o’clock (we don't use the 24 hour clock in England- don't use 14) I was called and I was able to receive my passport with the visa already inside. I was surprised, because I didn't need to wait 3 days in order to get it back. Everything was ready.( We use All when it comes before prepositions- e.g all of the time, all of the way we argued)  And it was perfectly!

I bought a ticket back to Germany. I’m going to go to Frankfurt on the second of February  2nd. I have to go by  train from Frankfurt to Plauen in 6 hours. When I told my friend about it in Germany she informed me that I must book a ticket already today for 29 euro, or else the ticket would cost 97 euros. As I can’t book the ticket being in Uzbekistan my friend Ute did it herself. And I got an e- ticket. What good luck that my friend advised me to do it. It’s wonderful!

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