Dear friends and relatives on Facebook, Please help me to raise funds for my education by contributing $1 (45pesos) to $2 (90pesos). My classes start in August of 2016. I have to meet a financial requirement deadline by June for the "FORM I-20" document to process my F1 student visa. Friends, I am reaching out to you to ask for a small contribution to help pay my expenses for education in NYC. If all of you only donated a $1 or $2 - the price of a coffee - I could still meet my goal. I will end my fundraiser when I meet the goal of 0Z,000 but I need 0X,000 before June for the Form I-20. (Includes Sholarships.) There are 3 ways to help: 1. Donate (every little contribution counts) 2. Claim or purchase the digital painting (I lowered the price recently) 3. Share the word about this fundraiser here on facebook I believe there are still kind-hearted people in the world. Please help me, and thank you so much! Tyrone

Proofread: I have solid accounting knowledge and training that (ALLOW OR ALLOWS) me to accomplish my responsibilities as an (Accounts Payable Clerk - sounds awkward, so there is probably an English title for this position.). Through my working experiences (no comma necessary here) I have acquired the skills to provide excellent customer service and to communicate with people from different backgrounds. I am highly proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook, and (I - while it is correct and natural to say I twice, it is unnecessary and looks better in writing if you leave it out, it sounds just as natural and more professional to leave it out instead of mentioning it twice in one sentence.) have a strong understanding of (the - no 'the' necessary because of the word 'like' later on) accounting systems like Great Plains and QuickBooks. (In other words get rid of 'Like', or get rid of 'The' but don't have them together. ) Ex: I have a strong understanding of accounting systems like... I have a strong understanding of the account systems Great Plains and Quickbooks. Your paragraph overall is very good English. Except for the 'allowing' mistake, it reads just as good as a native English speaker but it can still be improved. So here is your paragraph with my corrections: I have solid accounting knowledge and training that allows me to accomplish my responsibilities as an accountant. Through my working experiences I have acquired the skills to provide excellent customer service and to communicate with people from different backgrounds. I am highly proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook, and have a strong understanding of the accounting systems Great Plains and QuickBooks.

It's actually a financial term, and it's difficult to understand even in English, but it literally means the sound of hooves (animal feet) in a herd, running. Within a financial context it is a term, or phrase, meaning something like too many people trying to go through a beaurocratic process all at the same time. It is difficult to explain even to other English speakers. Maybe someone with a financial background will be able to help you understand it better. The phrase is rare and difficult even for English speakers. Unless they simply mean the literal meaning, which is the sound of a running herd of animals.