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    How can I finish a formal email? Hi everyone! Nowadays I have been writing a lot with my colleagues in English, but it's difficult for me to say good bye in a formal way. I've heard about use "Regards", "Yours sincerely", but I want to use some other phrases. I really appreciate your comments!
    June 12, 2014
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    Use of about and with? Yesterday I have a quiz, but I have a doubt about the use of "about" and "with" 1) A travel agency can help you with _____ 2) A travel agency can give you information about ______ a) Hotels, restaurants, activities. b) Places to eat, the best places to stay and actitives that you can do. Whats is the correct anser for 1) and 2) because a) and b) have the same meaning but are different type of expresions. Theres maybe a rule tu use them (nouns, adjectives, clauses)
    April 8, 2014
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  • Answered
    For me: Friends That 70's show and Walt Disney's movies I think this is the best way to learn! Regards!
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    March 14, 2014
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    What expression is correct? Hello I just want to ask which one of these expressions is correct. a) Information for be approved b) Information to be approved We are trying to say that this information only needs approbation to be considered.
    February 14, 2014
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    Could anyone help me with this paragraph please? Hello everyone: Today I receive this e-mail. Is it correct? "Hi all Please find the attachment with the ppt file, for the project. If you think somebody else need this information please let me know. Best Regards" Thanks in advance!
    January 23, 2014
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    January 21, 2014
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    How can I explain the status of a camera? I need to explain both states of a Camera, when is working and when is stopped. It is okay if I say: Working mode and Stand by mode There is any better way to explain it? Thanks in advance.
    January 21, 2014
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  • Answered
    The second one is correct. Because you have to use Present perfect tense to talk about events that star in the past and continue happening. For example, Costs of eating was decreasing and it still is. Regards!
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    January 21, 2014
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    For me the first one has a mistake (because yet is used with negative statement) "I haven't found anything better yet", the second one is not common to use it (yet is mostly used with present perfect tense have+past perfect and is used at the end -for negative statements-) Regards!
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    January 16, 2014
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    Whta's the correct sentence? I was wondering, if a person ask me "Where are you?" and I'm still working. What am I supposed to answer? 1.- I'm in work 2.- I'm at work 3.- I'm working I have heard the three answers with my friends and now I'm confused. Thanks in advance!
    January 16, 2014
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