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You need to invest more time and effort learning the English language, and be extremely careful when proofreading your written text. There are a ton of English
by jcr 12y ago
You need to invest more time and effort learning the English language,
and be extremely careful when proofreading your written text. There are
a ton of English mistakes on your page; some are simple typing and/or
proofreading mistakes like forgetting a space, but others are far more
severe grammatical and/or usage mistakes.
By using the English language for your website, you are targeting
English speaking customers. If a potential customer knows English and
notices your mistakes, then you're giving them good reason to not trust
you to build their website.
Examples:
> identity.Through
You forgot the space after the period.
> our experts are complemented to the latest technology.
This makes no sense.
> We are composed of highly qualified with extensive profiles acquired
from national and international companies.
You need a noun after "highly qualified" such as "highly qualified
engineers" or "highly qualified professionals". The prepositional phrase
"with extensive profiles acquired from national and international
companies" makes no sense.
There are more examples, but I don't want to be overly critical. English
is a difficult language to learn, even for people who grow up in English
speaking countries. Hiring a native English speaker to do proofreading
for you should really help improve the quality of your text while also
helping you to learn the language better.
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