Please check if i have mistakes here The list of countries energy markets that 'company name' is interested in to deal with. The meaning if it's not clear: we are asking for a list of countries,that over mentioned company can be interesred in to work on their energy markets. And this part seems strange for me :'is interested in to deal with' or maybe just' is interested to deal with'

Which form of verb should I use in present after 'who'? I remember the rule with who/what from the school. When you are making a question to subject verb changes this way: V present = V(s) V past = V past Were = was Shall V present = will V present Examples: I am a girl. = who IS a girl? We played football last week = who played football last week? We were at the park yesterday = who was at the park yesterday? Cats drink milk = what drinks milk? And today I read this sentence: We know a lot of people who live in London. It's not a question....but I really always used to use only singular form of verb after who.

Correct way of using 'the' which one is correct: The Head of Department Head of the Department Head of Department [emoji]thank you:)

Is it correct? We believe it to be the best way out of this situation. I would say: I believe it would be the...

Which form is better to use? I am writing a cv, I have a lot of information about something that I had done at my last job. I am writing everything in past tense like: Organized items work such as an internal control and audit... Represented the interests of organization in..... Buy in 'key achievements' I have another formulation and I was wondering how to say it correctly. For example: During the company integration to group of JSC 'blah blah ' WAS PROVIDED safeguarding of assests. Company WAS PRESENTED in the wholesale market .... Is that correct to use passive voice if I wanna talk about something that was not done myseldf but I participated.

which way is better to say? Kindly ask you to write me your address to send the original to. OR Kindly ask you to write me your address to send the original. I have problem with this "to" at the end.

Would you mind? and Do you mind? We use the phrases (would you mind/do you mind + ing form) to ask people politely to do things. But i was reading some grammar articles and i've found one more form. Here is information from website: "When we ask for permission politely, we can use (would you mind if I + past) or (do you mind if I + present): Expls: Would you mind if I turned on this light?/Do you mind if I sit here?" The way they wrote it made me confused I can say (would you mind + present) also right ?? Like : Would you mind if i take your charger ? or would you mind if i close the window ? Would you mind if i ask you to help ? Right ? Thank you for your help =)