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14th December, 2009

by Marie
(Haarlem, Netherlands)




I am an expatriate Australian now living in The Netherlands. Your newsletters are a very useful resource in my voluntary work teaching English to Dutch people with a background of psychiatric and/or psychological problems.

I certainly don't want you to think that I scour your newsletters specifically to find errors! Nothing could be further from the truth and I would hate you to think I don't appreciate your hard work. I hope you understand that I am writing only in an attempt to be helpful, not critical.

In the newsletter there is a section on the correct use of 'should' and 'must'. I have suggested some corrections to the first exercise in this section.

Fill in the blanks with either "should" or "must".

> 1) I am desperate to get to Seville but the clerk just told me there wasn't (should be weren't instead of wasn't as 'trains' is plural) anymore (should be written as two words - ?any more') trains that day. (Alternative sentence constructions could be 'there wasn't another train that day' or 'there were no more trains that day'.) I think she is lying because I know that there is a train at 5 pm. (space after 5).

Thank you again for your hard work and very interesting newsletters.

Regards,

Marie


Thanks for keeping me on my toes Marie. I'm far from perfect, so if you notice a mistake or something that could be written differently, let us know!

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