Not exactly polished English grammar, but corporate lawyers are rarely rewarded for that.
Borysiewicz spoke Polish at home, with grammar reinforced at Saturday school run by volunteers in the Cardiff Polish community, but believes his English had reached the same standard before he reached secondary school age.
Polish up by fixing grammar and spelling errors.
Even so, by the time he completed The Birth of a Nation - originally entitled The Clansman - in 1915, Griffith had polished and put cinematic grammar into its current place.
The text of the statement was, it must be said, old-style Hezbollah, with little public relations polishing of the style or grammar.
If you can, show it to someone who will help you correct the grammar and punctuation and polish the rough edges.
Proofread carefully, make sure all your grammar is correct, and polish up any unclear or awkward spots in your language.
He was educated at the Bishop's grammar school in Wloclawek, a sort of Polish Eton, where his poetic talent was recognised, and then at the University of Warsaw.
As you make your way through the grammar and the pronunciation you will also pick up words, polish them, turn them over and over until they sit in your hand like smoothly polished stones.
The Polish national minority has a network of schools including kindergartens, primary schools, grammar schools, and secondary modern schools, with Polish as a language of instruction.
Famous men are Count Aamu Teleki, an African explorer; Alexander Cosmo, who compiled the first dictionary & grammar of the Tibetan language; and Kazimierz Prezewa-Tetmajer, known as the Polish Walt Whitman.
