A letter to a Principal - Please, Could you help me with this letter? - Thanks. Dear Sr. Coleman, Nice to meet you. How are you doing? My name is Marcelo and I live in Brazil. I have a friend, Juan (can you remember him?) , and I think he´ve talked with you about studying at your School. By the way, sorry for my plain English. I wish to help him return to his studying, however his finantial situation is not good, so I intend to pay for his studying. Would you mind to explain me how the School works? Timothy's case, do you think it will worth it if he starts his studying even the scholar year has begun? Costs issues, how much will it be to conclude his course, books and so on and how could I pay for it from here? Please, would you let me know everything you shall consider to be important. Thanks in advanced, Marcelo.

Is it the same meaning? - I did or It was done Friends, I am not sure whether these two phrases have the same meaning: - I did this exam last month. - My exam was done last month. Thank you for your help. Hugs.

Please, Could you correct it? Trying to describe penalties in a soccer game. Yesterday my favorite soccer team played and this match had to be finished in penalties. I will try to describe how was it to you. Corinthians, my favorite soccer team, played for Brazil Cup Championship. It had to win this match to pass to another level up. The game finished 0 to 0 and the decision was in penalties. My team missed the first one and the other team scored it, however it was best of 5 penalties for each team. It was 4 to 3 against my team. So, they could finish the game only scoring the last kick, but their player kicked the last penalty at the crossbar. Then, my team scored the next penalty and it got drawed. Agian, other team kicked it and the ball went out of the goal. Finally, my team scored the last penalty and we won the match by 5 to 4. Great, wasn´t it?

Please, is this phrase correct? - Please, send this presentation to whose you think it is important to. Thanks friends.

When Do I have to use "-" between words? Hi fellows. Please, I saw in several phrases words like these: 2,000-dollars, forty-years, twenty-two-years-old. When Do I have to separate the words with "-" ? Thanks a lot. Hugs, Marcelo