Hi everyone, this is one of those questions that has always caused me a bit of confusion, especially when the text is being translated for a general u.s. Hi for these two choices, which one is correct ? If you say 'beat my high score!' you think that your score is high and you are inviting someone to beat it. I found one but that is not convincing. Sydney ranked first in terms of the price of a cup of coffee. This phrase is from a formal letter please who can send some translation for this phrase write to me as soon as possible 'highest score' is an absolute. Scoring is a fairly mechanical process.
Hi For These Two Choices, Which One Is Correct ?
A general assessment based to an extent on subjective assessment, and perhaps involving a number. I had the highest grades/gpa among other students in my major (bachelor of science in finance) when i. Could you tell me the differences when using these phrases rank first and rank the highest. If so, then 'highest grade for thesis award' would be ok, but it's a bit of a mouthful.
No, A High Score Is A High Score.
Is the award given to the person who got the highest grade/marks for his or her thesis? A number correct out of a total. Sydney ranked first in terms of the price of a cup of coffee. I would like to know a natural way of writing this on my cv:
I Looked For The Old Threads;
Scoring is a fairly mechanical process. What was the highest class you completed at that level of school ? 'highest score' is an absolute. What was the highest grade you completed at that level of school.
This Phrase Is From A Formal Letter Please Who Can Send Some Translation For This Phrase Write To Me As Soon As Possible
L learned in this forum that i should say something remained highest insteand of the highest, so i wonder if the verb 'is' follows the same rule, since 'remain' and 'is' are the same type of. If you say 'beat my high score!' you think that your score is high and you are inviting someone to beat it. I found one but that is not convincing. The highest number of students is from usa.
Hi Everyone, This Is One Of Those Questions That Has Always Caused Me A Bit Of Confusion, Especially When The Text Is Being Translated For A General U.s.
I would like to know a natural way of writing this on my cv: Scoring is a fairly mechanical process. No, a high score is a high score. A number correct out of a total.
Sydney Ranked First In Terms Of The Price Of A Cup Of Coffee.
Is the award given to the person who got the highest grade/marks for his or her thesis? L learned in this forum that i should say something remained highest insteand of the highest, so i wonder if the verb 'is' follows the same rule, since 'remain' and 'is' are the same type of. The highest number of students is from usa. Or the highest number of students are from usa.
I Found One But That Is Not Convincing.
Could you tell me the differences when using these phrases rank first and rank the highest. What was the highest class you completed at that level of school ? I had the highest grades/gpa among other students in my major (bachelor of science in finance) when i. This phrase is from a formal letter please who can send some translation for this phrase write to me as soon as possible
What Was The Highest Grade You Completed At That Level Of School.
I looked for the old threads; A general assessment based to an extent on subjective assessment, and perhaps involving a number. If so, then 'highest grade for thesis award' would be ok, but it's a bit of a mouthful. If you say 'beat my high score!' you think that your score is high and you are inviting someone to beat it.
