Help(please)
Hi, there
Should I say "throughout last year or throughout the last year"? And "who provided me" or "who have provided me"
"I can’t help but thank my professor and adviser, who has helped me throughout (the) last year especially in december, as well as the professors from the social sciences department , who provided me/have provided me with knowledge in sociology and several other areas."?
Thank you
Search from various English teachers...
Corrections · 3
0
Help(please)
Hi, thereShould I say "throughout last year or throughout the last year"? And "who provided me" or "who have provided me"
"I cannot help but thank my professor and adviser, who helped me throughout last year especially in December, as well as the professors from the social sciences department , who taught me sociology and in several other areas."
Thank you
Very well written!
0
Thank you, Icarus! But if I am writing this article in January 2018, should I say "Throughout last year" or "Throughout the last year"?? And "who provided me with knowledge in sociology and several other areas" or "who have provided me with knowledge in sociology and several other areas"?
Please, I really need help
0
Here is my suggestion. It is hard to be careful for run-on sentences. It sounds more eloquent when you can break them up into smaller sentences. It makes you sound like you are giving each statement more thought instead of one long thought strung together.
"I can’t help but thank my professor and adviser, who has helped me throughout this past year, especially in December. I would also like to thank the professors from the social sciences department , who have provided me with, not only knowledge in sociology, but also several other areas."
Want to progress faster?
Join this learning community and try out free exercises!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!
Start Learning Today
