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Thank you.

Thank you. 4-th occurrence.

Thank you! We collect sentences popularity too!:)

New sentence: People want to vote

Thank you, joker :D

Thank you. I see, you have registered to post your sentences here! It beats any negative opinions about the thread usefulness :) Dear WBH! Thank you for your support! I realy believe my English is not perfect

Better. Unclear only why you didn't think. WBH already answered (post#60 in the thread)

Thank you. Second occurrence. Absolutely ;) Your message still is not clear for me. Sorry.

Thank you, but I do not understand your comment :confused:. Could you rephrase?

At last I got my sentence and it is distinct - "The American Indians lived here."! So I am U.S. Citizen ;):D:)

Thank you. Second occurrence.

Of course, the member is me. Absolute hit of our collection: occurrence #4!:D Thank you, buddy.

Congrtas! My usual question. What did sentence you write? Please answer here. Thanks.

from USCIS Scoring Guidelines file Scoring Guidelines for the English Portion of the Naturalization Test (40KB PDF) WRITING: To sufficiently demonstrate the ability to write in English, the applicant must write one sentence, out of three sentences, in a manner that would be understandable as...

What was your second sentence? Please write it in the thread. Thank you.

At last one more sentence: "Independence Day is in July"

From USCIS 100 questions file ( Redesigned (New) Naturalization Test: Civics (History and Government) Questions (English Version) (336KB PDF)) ... Although USCIS is aware that there may be additional correct answers to the 100 civics questions, applicants are encouraged to respond to the...

Thank you. Third occurrence.

Dear friends! Let's collect sentences, not opinions!