Anglika, help please! thanks!

[jomo27]

Anglika, please check it again.

Thank you very much. But is it okay?


Dear Will,

Thanks for giving an overview of the BPA course, I think it would really help me a lot.

I feel that you are so friendly and kind. Nice to meet you.

Anyway, I'm taking 5 subjects in the foundation course, such as, English, Economics, Globalisation, Computer Science, and Either Maths nor Graphic Art. Unfortunetly, there is no music subject here.
Do you think Graphic Art in foundation course is hard? The pricinpal tells me that Graphic Art is a really though subject. If Graphic Art will not be opened here, I would only take 4 subjects rather than take 5 for Maths, because I really hate Maths and I'm not good at it. So what do you think?


I look forward to your response.
Thanks.

Regards,
Tom

 

[jomo27]

Someone here please help me... I have to reply this mail back to my teacher as soon as possible.

PLEASE. THANKS.

 

[Anglika]

Anglika, please check it again.

Thank you very much. But is it okay?


Dear Will,

Thanks for giving an overview of the BPA course; I think it would really help me a lot. You are being so kind and friendly and I am glad I have contact with you .

Anyway, I'm taking 5 subjects in the foundation course: English, Economics, Globalisation, Computer Science, and either Maths or Graphic Art. Unfortunately, there is no music subject I can take.

Do you think Graphic Art in the foundation course is hard? The principal tells me that Graphic Art is a really tough subject. If Graphic Art is not a good option, I would only take 4 subjects rather than take Maths, because I really hate Maths and I'm not good at it. So what do you think?


I look forward to your response.
Thanks.

Regards,
Tom

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[Amigos4]

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Shouldn't 'maths' be 'math' or 'mathematics'?

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[Anglika]

"Maths" is an accepted abbreviation for Mathematics.

 

[Amigos4]

"Maths" is an accepted abbreviation for Mathematics.

Very interesting! I have never heard the expression used before. When I looked up 'maths' in the dictionary I found:
The term "maths" is the usual term for "mathematics" used in the United Kingdom. In contrast, the term "math" is used in the United States.

We learn something new every day, don't we?

 

[jomo27]

3.

Thanks.

 

[jomo27]

Well, I think I've learnt a lot from you guys, especially Anglika. :up:

Thanks guys.