Hi Sunny, the sentence is way off. It likely should read, "He is an experienced professor who works at the univeristy."

"hey, if I get the chance"

hey, afterwards usually indicates "immediately following" and later is following the item or event but no particular time frame. "We went to see a movie, afterwards, we got a snack." "Later we went to her house." Soon and Shortly, in that context is the same. Shortly is more slang-ish.

plz help me!!!

* I'll send the following e-mail to the company which is supposed to contract.
plz collect the following sentences ASAP. ^^

Hello, Brett.

Thank you for your prompt reply.
I’m Juhye Kim from the Strategic Planning Dept. at OOP
I will be replacing Mr. Kim on this contract .

First, the title of our product is “Happy Jam”.
I reviewed the attached contract and invoice.
There should be some changes made because of the recent spin-off of our company.
I’d like to have the following changes made.

Licensee : OOPT
3th Fl., Hoon Bldg. Okryeondong, Yeonsu gu, Incheon, Korea

I also ask you to change the name of a person in charge from "Soonhji Ahn" to "Juhye Kim"

I hope you will resend to me the revised contract.
Thank you

Regards,
Juhye Kim

The (person who was the) guest that the doorman watched and disliked forgot the key. (wouldn't really put what is in brackets there because almost always the guest is a person)

Beauty of books

Now a days people are using the internet madly. Yes, the internet is the bigest source of knowledge, but books also have a beauty. Therefore,we cannot neglect their importance.

I want  to go home.

I have left home. I am studying outside. Although there were many happy things. I still feel homesick. The weather is more and more cold. My heart and mind are so cold...
As we know, the home is heart of people. Let me go home quickly....

a is correct, it is a verb meaning to arouse a person's interest