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Hi,

She is very much interested in pursuing her studies in the International Curriculum and is very much highly prepared to excel at courses and projects there.

Hamid

Thank you, hrsanei.

Hi hrsanei

Thanks for the changes you have made. It has made it sound better.

What do you think about the use of 'expect' here?

I am prepared for what I am expected to do to win the show

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What do you think about the use of 'expect' here?I am prepared for what I am expected to do to win the show

Hi, it is fine. I had crossed out "much" in the original post, but it appears in red now. Make sure to remove it. You cannot generally use much in affirmative sentences.
Hamid

Very much + past participle is not incorrect. The adverb "much" can be used with affirmative or negative statements.

His efforts were very much appreciated by the townsfolk.
She is very much liked by her classmates.
This police office is very much respected in the community.
You support was much appreciated.
As a child she was