How can you say more formally "I have a good level of English": a) excellent comand of English b) excellent command of English c) excellent commanding of English d) c) excellent comanding of English

Although I've NEVER DONE ANY jobs with groups of children, I teach students privately at home. How can we make the part "never done any jobs" more formal?

You have to write a letter of application to Helen Chufe. How do you start the letter?

Think of a synonym for the word "but" in the following sentence. My speciality is maths, science , BUT I am also good at language.

Find one mistake in the sentence: I am sixteen-years- old student in my first year of high school.

Think of a cooler synonym for the word "also" in the following sentence: I ALSO have experience with children because I took part in a camp last summer.

Is it alright to write: Yours cordially in the end of the letter? If not, what would be a better option?

Which start is the best? a) I have seen your advertisement of English summer camp. b) I have seen your advertisement in a local newspaper Hoy and... c) I have seen your advertisement in a local newspaper and....

What's missing in the following sentence? I look forward to hearing.

Think of a cooler synonym for the word "because" in the following sentence: In the morning I am so busy because I have school.

I've got quite a lot of students of piano and violin. Is this sentence formal enough?

Which of these linkers could replace "although" in the sentece: Although I have no previous experience with young students... a) Though b) Despite the fact that c) Furthermore d) Given that

How can you make this more formal? I RECKON I would be REALLY GOOD at this job.