Contrasing-2-revised

  Our company are looking for a talented English instructor.  To our surprise, both two applicants meet our expectations, so we have to choose the one who fits the job best by considering their specialties below. Firstly, Debra Fines has more education than Lynn.  She  has studied in several schools and got many diplomas while Lynn Whitnall has only one diploma from New York University.  Secondly,  Debra's employment experience is senior to Lynn's.  She has acted at many positions and is well-experienced.   In addition, Debra also had English Verb Tenses published by Shortman Publishing Company in 2006.  From the several points above, Debra does be an excellent person for us to choose.  But we also reflect over Lynn's language skills.  When it comes to speaking languages, she is second to none.  Lynn is fluent in several languages such as Spanish, French and Japanese, whereas Debra is only fluent in French.  We think that Lynn can be good at speaking English, too.  Moreover, she is excellent in teaching so that she got an award in 2004.  After thinking twice, we decide to hire Lynn Whitnal as our English instructor because we are lack of a gifted person who is good at speaking languages.