I'm having some troubles with this expressions I am doing my English homework and I don`t know if these expressions are correct: 1-Is it ok to say "A huge audience with high expectations was there to enjoy..." ? 2- Is this phrase correct? "I aprecciate the presents and the excellent event in which I could participate" I really need help with this! Thanks!Sorry the title is wrong. I was going to write "..with this expression" I didn't notice the mistake

Is this phrase correct? I am having some troubles with this: "We developed the integral strategy of Brazil as a Venue of 2014 of soccer worldcup" Is it grammatically correct? thanks a lot!

Informal letter (Bill is a traveler who is writting a guidebook, he's written a chapter about a city I know well, he wants my opinion) Dear Bill, Hello! How have you been? I'm really pleased to help you! I've just finished reading the chapter and I must say that I liked it so much! I really love how you managed to describe the places to visit. I could almost feel I was there! The recommendations are great as well. I wouldn't change a single word of that. However, I'm sorry to tell you that there're two mistakes in the information you've given: The first is about parking in the city centre. It's allowed to park on the avenues but only on Sundays so there's less traffic. The second mistake is the museum's timetables. It's always opened from 2pm to 8pm and not from 1pm to 7pm. In my opinion, you should include some information about nightlife in city. There're lots of bars and restaurants where people can visit in search of fun and good food! There's also a new disco near the centre which is highly recommended! Anyway, that's all for now. I hope this will help you!. Write again soon! Love, Maru - Thanks for correcting it! (=

Pronunciation of "our" Hi everybody! I'm learning English and I have a little doubt. When I heard English speakers I notice that they pronunce OUR in, at least, two different ways. One is : /aʊər/ (for me it's similar to 'Hour') and also they pronunce it like "ar" "r" or something similar like that. I'd like to know wich is the correct way to pronunce it and wich is the most used in UE or UK. Or if both are the same. Thanks a lot! (=*Which ...Sorry (:

Email to a friend Homework: We had to write an email to a friend who needs help for a project about internet so he has asked me which is my fav website and how internet has changed my life. Thanks! Hi! Well it's quite difficult to talk about the internet because I use it all the time, It's a part of my life already. I enjoy surfing on internet but It's also useful for me because I have an online gallery where I can submit my drawings and share them with people from all over the world. Considering this, I'd say that "Deviantart" is my favourite website because it allows me to do that in an easy way. I think that internet has changed my life in all the existing ways but the most important is the way that we comunicate with others. We're always talking with other people or seeing their profile on Facebook and I don't even need to have a computer! I can do it all from a mobile phone!. I can also watch movies and listen to my favourite music without wasting any money or If I need some information I only have to google it and five second later I have all I need. The same is if I have to look for the way to go to a place I don't know, there're a lot of interactive maps to use! Life is so simply with all this! To sum up, internet is an important part of my life I think that makes the things easier! I hope this helps to your project! That's all for now, if you have any question you only have to write me again! love, Maru ---- Thanks!