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Sadee Posted 10 years ago
Letter Writing
A letter
Could you please check this letter?
"I'm a university teacher. I hope to get a chance to join in the programme mentioned. However, I'm not good at speaking English ,which is an urgent requirement that I have to speak English. Although I studied English in Canada (Ottawa) for a year, learning a new language in an old age near to fifties is not like learning in a young age. Anyway, thank you.
"I'm a university teacher. I hope to get a chance to join in the programme mentioned. However, I'm not good at speaking English ,which is an urgent requirement that I have to speak English. Although I studied English in Canada (Ottawa) for a year, learning a new language in an old age near to fifties is not like learning in a young age. Anyway, thank you.
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Sadee Could you please check this letter? What is your purpose? Is this what you want to say?
- Sadee Could you please check this letter?
- What is your purpose?
- Is this what you want to say?
- Sorry, but I'm not qualified for this position.
- I'm a university teacher.
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SadeeCould you please check this letter?What is your purpose? Is this what you want to say? Sorry, but I'm not qualified for this position.
I'm a university teacher. I hope to get a chance to join in the XYZ programme. However, the programme requires a very capable English speaker, and admittedly my abilities in that regard are somewhat limited. Al
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The name of the programme that you want to participate in. You did not give it in your original, so I put XYZ in as a place-holder.
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Thank you very much.
I just have one more question which is is it correct to say
"Although I studied English in Canada for a year, learning a new language for 50-year old is not like learning in a young age."
I just have one more question which is is it correct to say
"Although I studied English in Canada for a year, learning a new language for 50-year old is not like learning in a young age."
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learning a new language for 50-year-old is not like learning at a young age." (Poor structure)
learning a new language as a 50-year-old adult is not as easy as learning one as youngster." (Better structure)
learning a new language as a 50-year-old adult is not as easy as learning one as youngster." (Better structure)
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