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How do you reply: please review the information I was often asked in emails to review if some information is correct. So I'm trying to collect some possible professional and polite answers here. 1. I've reviewed the information and they are all correct. 2. I confirm the information in the documents. 3. The only thing I find incorrect in this document is ... How would you reply to this? Thank you!

But it seems not a problem last time I did this. Is this a correct sentence, and a proper one? Is there a better way to say it? Thank you.

How to understand this long sentence? Hello everyone, These sentences below come from Wilkie Colin's novel, The Moonstone: A similar superstition was once prevalent, as I have heard, in ancient Greece and Rome; not applying, however (as in India), to a diamond devoted to the service of a god, but to a semi-transparent stone of the inferior order of gems, supposed to be affected by the lunar influences—the moon, in this latter case also, giving the name by which the stone is still known to collectors in our own time. I really got lost in the second part, "applying, however (as in India)... in our own time." How to break down a long sentence like this? For my understanding, ancient Greece and Rome have a prevalent superstition, which is related to a gem (gem only, not related to a god). India has the same kind of superstition, but it's related to a diamond devoted to a god. The gem in ancient Greece and the diamond in India are both affected by the moon, and this influence give the India diamond its name. I'd really appreciate your help here. Thank you in advance!

extra/additional $$ Hello guys, I'm going to live in an Airbnb house and I'm asked to pay another $15 for my pet. I want to ask how to pay for the extra/additional $15. I wonder which word is right to use here. Thanks!

Is Your Glass Half Full or Half Empty？ Please help me correct it. Thank you! === This is a well-known psychological hypothesis: When you see a glass filled halfway with water, do you see it half-empty or half-full? At some level, the answer reflects if you are an optimist or a pessimist – things are how you see they are. Most of unhappy people tend to say the glass is half-empty. When people in depressive mood observe a situation, an activity or interaction, they often make negative hypothesis and expectation. Unhappy people unconsciously consider bad traffic, raining, and paying bills as passive experience. However, the nature of traffic, weather and bills themselves are neither positive nor negative. It is your choice to give them a positive or negative purpose based on certain circumstances.

Could you help me correct it Hello guys, I'm trying to add one sentence in my resume summary. How would you say it: Currently working at a B2B technology company. Have extensive experience with go-to-market strategy and global expo. Key words: B2B, go-to-market (product launch strategy) and global expo Also, do you usually include a short summary in your resume? Thank you!