A letter to a friend Could you have a look at the following letter and correct any mistakes if necessary? Dear Sue, How are you doing? Thanks for your letter. As for my latest news I heard you're going to come to France. This is great news! I am very happy, really. I can't wait seeing you. If you want you can live in my house during your stay in France. I hope you will do so. When are you arriving and how long are you planning to stay in France? How would you like to spend this time? What places in France would you like to visit? I believe that while being in France you necessarily have to see the Old Town and the Cloth Hall in Paris because they are extremely important and attractive places. Looking forward to your news. See you in the summer! Betty

A letter to a friend Can you have a look at the following letter and correct any mistakes if necessary? Dear Kater! How are you doing? Sorry I haven't written for so long. Last week, on 23rd of April I was on a birthday party with my close friend. My friend and I were decorating the ballroom with balloons. We started decorating at 10 am and finished three hours later. We were very tired but it was interesting experience. The balloons were red, yellow and blue. There were twenty of them. During the party one of the guests broke their leg. It happened while she was dancing. All the guests were terrified and didn't know what to do. Then one of them called for a doctor. It was a terrible view for all of us. Fortunately all ended well. All the participants of the party were satisfied with it. I had fun and, the music was fantastic and the food was delicious. Write soon. See you! Kate

Can you help me to correct mistakes? Any Suggestions? A formal letter: Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing in connection with your advertisement for Proficiency Photography course in England that I found in the Daily Telegraph from 23rd March 2012. I would like to ask about the program of this course and an/the opportunity to receive a certificate for its completion.Can you send it to me? I am interested in the size of groups and some required experience. Do I have to possess any previous experience in taking photographs? Do you intend to check it ( I mean experience) somehow in practice? I prefer learning in small groups because then I believe will make some progress. I would like to know more details about the number of hours of classes during a/the day and the total duration of the course. How often do the lessons take place? How long does the course last? I am still not sure about two things: What is the price of this course? Where do the lessons take place? I look forward to your answer. Yours faithfully, A postcard: Hi Susan, I'm spending my holidays in the mountains in Austria. I'm climbing the mountains and visiting many interesting places. The weather is sunny, sometimes it rains. I am planning to stay here for 10 days. I am going to return to Paris little relaxed. After my arrival we can go out and go to the next any good place. How about your holidays? I hope you're having a great time, too. See you soon,

Can you have a look and correct mistakes if necessary Can you have a look at the following letters and correct any mistakes, if necessary. A formal letter: Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing in connection with your advertisement for Proficiency Photography course in England that I found in the Daily Telegraph from 23rd March 2012. I would like to ask about the program of this course and an/the opportunity to receive a certificate for its completion.Can you send it to me? I am interested in the size of groups and some required experience. Do I have to possess any previous experience in taking photographs? Do you intend to check it ( I mean experience) somehow in practice? I prefer learning in small groups because then I believe will make some progress. I would like to know more details about the number of hours of classes during a/the day and the total duration of the course. How often do the lessons take place? How long does the course last? I am still not sure about two things: What is the price of this course? Where do the lessons take place? I look forward to your answer. Yours faithfully, A postcard: Hi Susan, I'm spending my holidays in the mountains in Austria. I'm climbing the mountains and visiting many interesting places. The weather is sunny, sometimes it rains. I am planning to stay here for 10 days. I am going to return to Paris little relaxed. After my arrival we can go out and go to the next any good place. How about your holidays? I hope you're having a great time, too. See you soon, Thanks in advance for your help

Can education be countable? for example a poor education..? Can I say ,,People have a poor education?and in this way make education countable?Can education be countable? When? Can you give me some examples? How does the maning change then? Thanks in advance for your help

Euro or Euros Should I say 1000 euro or 1000 euros in British English? Which version is correct?

exciting/excited Which option is correct here? I heard the excited voices of the children playing in the yard. I heard the exciting voices of the children playing in the yard. Which option is correct, the best and why? thanks in advance