Recently, I have been slacking. I should write a journal on LangCorrect every day to practice English. My language exchange partner sent me a lovely message, so I should write back to her. I should finish reading some books. A lot of "should" are leaning on my back. I understand it's time to move my lazy butt and complete all these stuff but I can't because I'm way too lazy.
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Laziness
Recently, I have been slacking.
I should write a journal on LangCorrect every day to practice English.
My language exchange partner sent me a lovely message, so I should write back to her.
I should finish reading some books.
A lot of "shoulds" are leanweighing on my back(mind | head | shoulders).
I understand it's time to move my lazy butt and complete all theseis stuff but I can't because I'm way too lazy.
残念！
Recently, I have been slacking recently.
I should write a journal on LangCorrect every day to practice English.
My language exchange partner sent me a lovely message, so I should write back to her.
I should finish reading some books.
A lot of "should"s are leaning on my back.
I understand it's time to move my lazy butt and complete all these stufftasks but I can't because I'm way too lazy.
Recently, I have been slacking.
Or you could say 'slacking off.'
And I should also finish reading some books.
A lot of "shoulds" are leaning onagainst my back.
Although not really grammatically correct in majority of sentences, Americans add 's' to things like: shoulds, coulds, buts, etc. when talking about a lot of those things as a noun.
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Recently, I have been slacking. Recently, I have been slacking. Or you could say 'slacking off.'
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I should write a journal on LangCorrect every day to practice English. |
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My language exchange partner sent me a lovely message, so I should write back to her. |
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I should finish reading some books. And I should also finish reading some books. |
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A lot of "should" are leaning on my back. A lot of "shoulds" are A lot of "shoulds" are leaning Although not really grammatically correct in majority of sentences, Americans add 's' to things like: shoulds, coulds, buts, etc. when talking about a lot of those things as a noun.
A lot of "should"s are leaning on my back. |
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I understand it's time to move my lazy butt and complete all these stuff but I can't because I'm way too lazy. I understand it's time to move my lazy butt and complete all th 残念！
Grammar
I understand it's time to move my lazy butt and complete all these |
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