While writing an email I've come across (or came across?) several difficulties... here R my sentences as for which I've had many doubts. If you could correct them, tell me what's wrong with them and why:
1. Today I've finished the exam session with the/a last exam (in Mythology) and now I'm just waiting for the results, but I'm pretty sure it's gonna be really OK.
2. Unfortunately, I haven't GOT/received any pictures form you (there is nothing enclosed in your email). ------> here I don't know how to say "haven't got" meaning "haven't received"... cause "haven't got" sounds to me a bit like "I don't have them now" (have = to possess)
3. How are you getting on?
4. How are things at university you getting on?
5. I'm having some rough time these days, some kind of a bad mood. Anyway, I'm waiting for (the?) news from you!
Thanks
Top answer
) several difficulties... here R my sentences as for which I've had many doubts. If you could correct them, tell me what's wrong with them and why: I'm just going to take the time to correct them.
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Hi, While writing an email I've come across (or came across?) several difficulties... here R my sentences as for which I've had many doubts. If you could correct them, tell me what's wrong with them and why: I'm just going to take the time to correct them. If you can't understand any of the corrections, please ask. Some of what you want to say is just idiomatic.