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    To add to the previous comments: In a resume type of text I would not use contracted forms: I've -> I have etc. We will work on -> The method I use includes...., going forward step by step. ... language, that: no comma. I feel this is a rather audacious statement to make about yourself. Alternative: I pride myself in being a non-.... possess a mastery... I would use: Not only am I a master of the language,
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    October 4, 2017
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    Only present simple would be correct. At the time the person is making the statement, they are not on their way yet => present simple. The use of the present continuous in this context is a bit off: it is not happening as the person is speaking, and they are not communicating a fixed plan or intention, because it is dependent on the other person keeping their feet on the ground.
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    October 4, 2017
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    Hurray: celebration. Choose a different greeting, like "Hi there!" Our center will be hosting the season's first "Welcome" very soon. Traditionally, our prizes are small. (I would not include this sentence, though) ..., who answered our question correctly. She wins a "Smith's Dogs" CD with autograph. ... will be waiting for you at the meeting. And to all others: Please come and listen to .... of the Ancient North, which will be chosen and narrated by...
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    October 2, 2017
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    I want some coffee, a beer, etc.: very direct, too direct for my taste when addressing a waiter or waitress. You could say it to your companion though, for instance when comparing what you're considering to order. I'll have some coffee (a beer, some wine, etc.), please: in answer to a question like: How can I serve/help you? What will it be? What would you like? I would like some coffee (a beer, some wine, etc.), please: always correct and polite.
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    October 2, 2017
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