Posted by Henry2 on Thursday, February 9, 2012 at 11:00am.
1) The following items will be assessed: the pupils’ attitudes towards the European Union, their disposition to mobility, and their knowledge of both English and ICT. This is much more clear. Good!
2) I have checked everything now! From a linguistic point of view, everything was just perfect. There were mainly minor mistakes due to tiredness. (Make sure to check every paragraph.)
3) By the way, it would be nice if your principal could drop a few lines (in Italian) to our school's principal telling him he was glad to meet everyone during our preliminary meeting and demonstrating his appreciation for our mutual cooperation and efforts. Both of us have worked really hard on the project and deserve formal congratulations on behalf of our principals.
4) No one here knows about my efforts as I did almost everything by myself. As you know, I’m not going to receive any money from it! I did it because it was the right thing to do!
5) I’m really very pleased that our project will be supported by a German Member of Parliament.
Good luck with your daughter. Luckily, my son has fully recovered from the flu! Let me know if there is anything you don’t understand.
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