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Hello! I am Remi, and I am a native English speaker from California, USA who has recently begun learning Japanese. While my skills are currently remedial, I am practicing hard, and learning a lot! So, know that if you would like to be language partners, that my Japanese is probably going to be pretty bad at first, but also that I'm a quick study! So hopefully I won't make you too crazy. I believe that about covers it for now! If you've got any questions, feel free to message me. Hope to hear from somebody soon! :)
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    The first sentence sounds correct. You might also remove the "the" used in "the Management." It makes the sentence sound slightly stilted. If you would like to keep the use of "the" you should change that part of the sentence to: "We refer to the discussions that the management has had with you. . ." This makes the sentence sound slightly more natural.
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    April 24, 2014
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    Number 4 could use revision. As Alma said, "are" and "aren't" are both words that are used to describe plural items. If you attempt to use "are" for a singular word, it doesn't sound right. Because of this, number 4 implies that there is more than one bar being described. A revised version could be: "There aren't a lot of bars." This sentence implies that there aren't very many bars to go to in a particular city. Now, it is also possible that you meant something very different. The sentence could have been referring to there being a lack of room at one bar, in which case, you would change "are" to its singular counterpart, "isn't." This revised version could go something like: "There isn't a lot of space at the bar."
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    April 11, 2014
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    January 11, 2014
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