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[Torsten]

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[Torsten]

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[Huita]

Dear teachers,

Just I want to know :is it correct to say :"I hope so that all is well with you"?.

Many thanks in advance
Huita

[Phonglan]

thank you very must
Good night!
Best regard!

[Kitosdad]

"I hope so that all is well with you"?.

I do so hope, that all is well with you. (no question mark required)
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[Abdikadir]

I found difficults of exercises and I am tring my best to improve my english but the most problem I have is vacabularies so I can't define all the new words in newspaper.

[Rosario]

Hello Torsten,

I just found "Click here for explanation".

There isn't "Do you have a question"?

Thanks