Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / March 2004

I am trying to find some different ways of saying things in Australian,
British and American English.
For example:
American: I'm going out - do you want to come with ?

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If I conclude a letter by " I let you saying Philadelphia to you" what do I
say exactly? Thanks.
M.R.
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I was reading my friend's homework, a review of a threatrical play,
and came across a sentance that read:
"The wide range of talent came to light by watching them perform the
ballet [...]"

My special thanks to Mxsmanic, John Ings, and Bill Bonde for the
corrections and comments on my first text. I wrote it as if I was
doing an English exam in a hurry because time is over – no reading nor
checking what was written. However, I wrote a second text (below)

hi - a girl i know has emailed me asking me out, and i really want to
impress her by replying in period-drama style. A bit like pride and
prejudice, or sense and sensibility or something.
Can anyone help me please?

Can someone please correct me in the following example (which is
correct)?
 "or in some cases the solution is..."
OR

hi - a girl i know has emailed me asking me out, and i really want to
impress her by replying in period-drama style. A bit like pride and
prejudice, or sense and sensibility or something.
Can anyone help me please?