Education & Work Grammer and writing at work

Hi,

Before the commencement of a new uni semester, thought I'll go back to basics and iron out some bad habits and improve my writing skills.

I do wonder if a native speaker can comfortably score 8.0 in the IELTS tests of reading, listening, writing and speaking skills.

 

Don't forget the spelling too - Grammar.

 

To right. Its important to get the spelling right.

 

Spelling is so important too!

In a very envious position of being mentored by a boss at work, who has prior experience in developing high level documents. I'm not precious about receiving feedback and instead see it as an opportunity to develop!

 

Back at Uni yes. Now I've regressed to 5th grade level, tops. Old age and all.

And since I use computers so much now, Jesus you should see my hand writing.

 

Damn strait.

 

wats that?

 

I consider my righting skills to be very pour - and my spelling is alot worst.

In saying that tho ewe shuld see some of the stuff I haf to deal with at work. And we ofen refer to ourselfs and proffesonals.

Blacky

 

We shouldn't use contractions in a formal setting ie 'can't', 'don't', 'shouldn't', 'wouldn't', 'isn't' but use 'do not', 'cannot', 'should not', 'have not' and etc.

 

Watching lessons on grammar on YouTube and seems like all the female teachers are well endowed.

 

Too right.