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    Could somebody correct my cover letter? mant thanks

     

    Attn Intership coordinator XXX

    Through the present document, I, Maria Garcia, currently completing the third year of Business Administration and Management Degree - English Track and with 120 ECTS completed and having been awarded the Erasmus study scholarship for the first term at the University of Worcester, UK, I would like to requet the intership programme for the second term as it was planned for the Worcester destination.

    My mother tongue is Spanish and Catalan but I have an advanced knowledge of English accredited by the University of Cambridge and I also possess an intermediate level of German and a basic knowledge of French.

    I am motivated , responsible, organized, adaptable, easy to languages and eager to learn and make my first steps in the field of accounting or finance.

    My purpose the intership is to learn and gain practical knowledge and skills in the workplace and obtain an international experience to complete my training.

    As already mentioned, my functional area of preference for the intership would be in the field of accounting but I would also be open to work in the sector of financial department or operations management.

    Awaiting your response, yours faithfully,

    January 18, 2015
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    Could you correct my cover letter? Thanks Attn Intership coordinator XXX Through the present document, I, Maria Garcia, currently completing the third year of Business Administration and Management Degree - English Track and with 120 ECTS completed and having been awarded the Erasmus study scholarship for the first term at the University of Worcester, UK, I would like to requet the intership programme for the second term as it was planned for the Worcester destination. My mother tongue is Spanish and Catalan but I have an advanced knowledge of English accredited by the University of Cambridge and I also possess an intermediate level of German and a basic knowledge of French . I am motivated , responsible, organized, adaptable, easy to languages and eager to learn and make my first steps in the field of accounting or finance person. My purpose the intership is to learn and gain practical knowledge and skills in the workplace and obtain an international experience to complete my training. As already mentioned, my functional area of preference for the intership would be in the field of accounting but I would also be open to work in the sector of financial department or operations management. Awaiting your response, yours faithfully,
    January 17, 2015
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    I have another doubt, when saying "he hasn't yet come" does it have the same meaning as "he has yet to come" ?
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    February 16, 2014
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    Thanks a lot !! So, if I want to put the "yet" in the middle then the correct sentences would be: He has yet to come and He hasn't yet come. Am I correct?
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    February 16, 2014
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    which is the appropriate one? *He hasn't yet come *He hasn't yet to comeThanks a lot !! So, if I want to put the "yet" in the middle then the correct sentences would be: He has yet to come and He hasn't yet come. Am I correct?
    February 16, 2014
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    have yet to.. I have a doubt with the structure "have yet to" First of all, do the following mean the sam?e : I haven't figured it out yet = I've yet to figure it out ? - I've yet to meet anyone who can run as fast as him (= I haven't met anyone who can run as fast as him yet ??) - I've not yet to meet anyone who can run as fast as him ( does this mean the same as the sentence above?) Also, what's the difference between "I've yet to..." and "I'm yet to.." -I've yet to buy the tickets -I'm yet to buy the tickets
    February 16, 2014
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    is it correct? -The TV is dumbed down. -Modern society has dumbed people down.
    February 4, 2014
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    Chip in vs flag up I know chip in has other meanings. But, can chip in and flag up be synonyms when they refer to mention something, to point it out or bring it to attention in a meeting or in a conversation ? I would like to chip in that the local football team has beaten the national football team I would like to flag up that the local football team has beaten the national football team
    January 30, 2014
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    Can "YET" mean "HOWEVER"? I know "yet" has many other uses. But, can "yet" also be a synonym of "however? For example: -I haven't been invited to the party, yet, I'll try and go there anyway. -Having a car can be very convenient, yet, it's expensive to buy and maintain one.
    January 30, 2014
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    Are the following sentences correct? I popped in to Jack's house to say hello. I popped in on Jack. I popped in on him. I popped in to say hello. I just popped in for a few seconds I dropped in on Jack I dropped in to Jack's house. I dropped in on him. I dropped in to say hello. I just dropped in for a few seconds
    January 25, 2014
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