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    I have a task to write a plan for a business trip to foreign country to register a new company

    Business trip to Cyprus.

    Plan.
    The 29 of July
    1. 08:00 – departure from Moscow (DME)
    2. 11:40 – arrival to Cyprus (Larnaka)
    3. Check in the hotel (Larnaka City)
    4. 16:00 – Meeting in the Larnaca city with the shareholders and with the director of the LLC «Сollaboration». Discussion of the plan of registration of the company.
    Name of the company – LLC «Collaboration»
    Quantity of shareholders:
    Ivanov Ivan Ivanovich 59% of share capital
    Nikos Anastasiadis 41% of share capital
    Address of the company: Larnaka Dekelia Road P.O. Box 40394, CY 6303, Larnaka, Cyprus
    Share Capital: 10 000 Euro.
    Targets of the company: trade in metal.
    5. Shareholders sign Memorandum and articles of Association.
    6. Collection the set of the documents, which are need to be submitted to Department of Registrar. (All documents were prepared with help of the law Cyprus firm, including Power of attorney)
    The 30 of July.
    1. Visit to Department of Registrar. Submission of the documents to registration by the power of attorney.
    The 05 of August
    2. Obtaining of the documents (Certificate of incorporation, Certificate of Director and Secretary, Sertificate of Shareholders, Share Sertificate)
    3. Making notary copies of the set of incorporation documents.
    4. 19:00 Departure to Moscow
    5. 22:40 Arrival to Moscow
    The 06 of August
    1. Making an Apostille and notary translation of the set of incorporation documents.
    2. Writing the report about business trip.

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    July 29, 2015
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    If it's raining, you say "It's raining" or if it's about to, "It's going to rain/it's about to rain". If it's foggy, you'll say "There's fog" or "It's foggy". If it's thundering, you'll just say "it's thundering" or "there's thunder". There are many ways to rephrase these statements, but for the most part, they are the ones you'll hear most often. Also, when the clouds disperse and you see the sun, you'll say "the sun came out" instead of "a sunny day came".
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    July 29, 2015
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    Yes, this is correct:)
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    July 29, 2015
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    I can't speak Italian (and I don't plan on learning it anytime soon), but I'll be more than happy to help you practice English!
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    July 29, 2015
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    Hola! Podria hablar contigo en ingles. Yo se un poco espanol, pero me gusta ayudarse a otras personas. Escribeme si tu quieres. No necesitamos hablar en espanol. Solamente ingle si quieres. Pardon mi espanol pobre jaja
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    July 28, 2015
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    I'm sure there are rules that would explain why C is wrong. But A is the correct answer. It just sounds more natural.
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    July 28, 2015
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    None of those are proper English. "You could help me?" would be used in response to someone offering help if you aren't sure they offered help the first time. However, you would use "Could you help me?" if you want to ask someone for help. "Can you help me?" is also correct.
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    July 28, 2015
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    If you use "unless", then the sentence is saying you shouldn't buy a tent for mountaineering if you will not be mountaineering. However, in this case, "when" changes the meaning and may confuse the person you are speaking with. In this case, "when" makes the sentence say you shouldn't buy a mountaineering tent if you are going mountaineering. Why wouldn't you buy a mountaineering tent if you're going mountaineering? I hope this helped. If you need anymore clarification, just ask.
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    July 27, 2015
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  • Commented

    If you want someone to practice with, just message me. English is my native language.

    As far as working on your grammar, I recommend reading as much as you can and watching shows with subtitles.

    Friends is a great show, but you'll have an easier time if you start off with shows made for kids with English subtitles.

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    July 27, 2015
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