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Confidence to talk in public events (Past Perfect - Please correct my note)
I had spoken in a scenario with more than 1000 people. I knew how it felt. The second time I was more confident and secure to do it. I had prepared a checklist and a few notes about my speech: this helped me. At that time I was 7 months pregnant. I had felt tired at the end of the event, however, I remembered that everything was perfect and that the event was successful.There are other variations as well.
Always use a period for every complete syntax (finished sentence). Never use a comma to separate two finished sentences. You can use a semi colon (;) or a dash just for a soft break. You can also use a colon (:). Example: The city I love most: Paris.
Hope that helps.
- Godfrey Silas
0 votedAugust 11, 20181- What are the differences among these. That is the correct English. Why? Because the word between is the preserve of only 2 variables. For example: 1) Discuss it between the 2 of you. 2) Share this among your friends (many friends) It is imperative for English teachers to teach this English use. Most Americans have no clue about this. I know. - Godfrey Silas0 votedAugust 11, 20180

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