How do I say this? I have a question. What word should I use if I want to say that I am waiting for an answer from an entity. Let's say there is an organization which submitted a proposal to execute a project. This information goes in a formal format, like so: Project name: Submitted to: Status:  In the status box, could I use 'on hold'? what's the proper word? Thanks in advance.

Profile of a CV I have always been interested in environmental issues. I do think it is possible to responsibly practice agriculture in order to preserve the ecosystems on Earth. In this sense, it is of the utmost importance to design policies and look for other mechanisms in order to effectively protect natural resources while developing efficient agricultural systems. I have gained erudition on the technical aspects of agriculture; it is now time for me to assume the challenge of Environmental policy issues. I wish to expand my field of action as well as the impact I may have on environment and agriculture matters. Thanks in advance!

Could you please writing review this text? I have always been interested in environmental issues. I do think it is possible to responsibly practice agriculture in order to preserve the ecosystems on Earth. In this sense, it is of the utmost importance to design policies and look for other mechanisms in order to effectively protect natural resources while developing efficient agricultural systems. I have gained erudition on the technical aspects of agriculture; it is now time for me to assume the challenge of Environmental policy issues. I wish to expand my field of action as well as the impact I may have on environment and agriculture matters. Thanks in advance!

Could you check this sentense out, please? The worse mistake we can make is to pretend nature is not there and destroy the Eartht in the sake of human development. Thanks in advance!

Which Pronoun Should I Use? Hi there! I'm preparing my TOEFL test. There is a lot of questions of this kind: Your friend wants to lose weight. What advice would you give your friend and why? Since it is formal writing I do not know what pronoun I must use. Some native speakers have told me that it is not appropiate to use him or her because it is formal writing, is it true? Thanks in advance!

What is correct? Hi there, I woulld like to know which one is the correct between these two sentences: 1. The first is related to the creation of conditions for rural women to benefit from the government or 2. The first is related to creating conditions for rural women to benefit from the government. What shpuld I use with "related to", the gerund or infinitive? Thanks in advance.

I want to know how do you call these object I want to know how do you call this* object Hi there, How do you call the object on the image? https://http2.mlstatic.com/escarapela-eventos-cinta-funda-protectora-impresion-D_NQ_NP_714619-MCO26939057241_032018-F.webp Thanks in advance!

Each other vs One another Hi there, I would like to know if I can equally use "one another" and "each other". Thanks n advance!

He who Hi, I just saw this phrase: "Punish only he who has commited the crime" (By Marcus Aurelius). If I'm not wrong "He who" comes to be like: the one who. What I want to know is whether "he who" sounds natural or not Can I use it in everyday speech? Thanks in advance.