Listening to new music Listening to new music

Listening to new music Listening to new music

Listening nto New mMusic Listening to New Music

Listening nto New mMusic Listening to New Music

Hi, recently I have started to listen to BTS. Hi, recently I have started to listen to BTS.

Hi, recently I have started to listen to BTS. Hi, recently I have started to listen to BTS.

Hi, I've recently I have started to listen BTS. Hi, I've recently started to listen BTS.

This sounds more natural.

Hi, r. Recently, I have started listening/to listen to BTS. Hi. Recently, I have started listening/to listen to BTS.

Hi,! I have recently I have started to listening to BTS. Hi! I have recently started listening to BTS.

Hi, recently I have started to listen to BTS. Hi, recently I have started to listen to BTS.

The first song I found was "Dynamite"." The first song I found was "Dynamite."

Keep periods inside of quotes.

The first song I found by them was "Dynamite". The first song I found by them was "Dynamite".

The first song of theirs I found was "Dynamite"." The first song of theirs I found was "Dynamite."

I know it is not an unique music gendere. I know it is not a unique music genre.

I think you meant genre here? The type of music?

I know it is not an unique music gendere. I know it is not a unique music genre.

It may seem odd, but we would probably say "a unique", not "an unique". This is because "unique" begins with a "yoo" sound - "yoo-NEEK" - and that registers to us as a consonant. The sound matters more than the letter, same with words like "an hour". Also, "gender" refers to being either a man or a woman (well, it's actually more complicated than that, but that's a topic for another time). I'm pretty sure you meant "genre".

I know it is not an unique music gendere. I know it is not an unique music genre.

I know it is not an unique music gendere. I know it is not an unique music genre.

I know it is not an unique music gender.re, I know it is not a unique music genre,

Since “unique” starts with a Y sound, we use “a” instead of “an.”

I know it is not an unique music gendere. I know it is not an unique music genre.

However, I found it addictive. However, I found it addictive.

However, I found ithe song addictive. However, I found the song addictive.

Howeverbut I found it addictive. but I found it addictive.

This sentence would work better as a continuation of the above sentence.

However, I found it to be addictive. However, I found it to be addictive.

I wanted to know their names,. It was an easy task. I wanted to know their names. It was an easy task.

I wanted to know their names, a. An easy task. I wanted to know their names. An easy task.

Some alternatives: "I wanted to know their names, which was an easy task." "I wanted to know their names, and that was an easy task."

I wanted to know their names, which proved to be an easy task. I wanted to know their names, which proved to be an easy task.

I wanted to knowfigure out their names, an presumably easy task. I wanted to figure out their names, a presumably easy task.

I’m taking liberties here to setup up your next few sentences.

I wanted to know their names,. This should have been an easy task. I wanted to know their names. This should have been an easy task.

I'm assuming this is what you meant by "an easy task" but I may be off the mark.

Faces are the actual problem, sometimes I can see the difference but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cirycle. Faces are the actual problem, sometimes I can see the difference but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cycle.

FHowever, faces are the actureal problem, s. Sometimes I can see the difference, but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cirycle. However, faces are the real problem. Sometimes I can see the difference, but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cycle.

"Actual" works perfectly, but you could also use "real", which feels a little more common to me. "Circle" and "cycle" are similar words, but "circle" is literal geometry, while "cycle" is only a metaphorical circle: a loop of events.

Faces are the actual problem,; sometimes I can see the difference, but when I watch a new video, I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious circle. Faces are the actual problem; sometimes I can see the difference, but when I watch a new video, I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious circle.

the semicolon (;) links two independent clauses that are related. Put a comma before the 'but' when you are linking two independent clauses.

Faces are the actual problem, sRemembering their faces is difficult for me. Sometimes, I can see the difference buts. However, when I watch a new video, I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cirycle. Remembering their faces is difficult for me. Sometimes, I can see the differences. However, when I watch a new video, I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cycle.

It's more natural to say that you're in a vicious cycle of not remembering who the members are.

FIdentifying their faces areis the actual problem, s. Sometimes I can seetell the difference between them, but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cirycle. Identifying their faces is the actual problem. Sometimes I can tell the difference between them, but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cycle.

Taking more liberties here, sorry.

Faces are the actual problem, s. Sometimes I can seetell the difference between them, but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cirycle. Faces are the actual problem. Sometimes I can tell the difference between them, but when I watch a new video I am lost and confused again, trapped in a vicious cycle.

Haircuts doesn't help, I think they do it on purpose. Haircuts don't help, I think they do it on purpose.

HThe haircuts doesn't help,. I think they do it on purpose. The haircuts don't help. I think they do it on purpose.

Haircuts doesn't help, I think they do it on purpose. Haircuts don't help, I think they do it on purpose.

don't is used because the word 'haircuts' is plural.

HThier haircuts doesn't help,. I think they do it on purpose. Thier haircuts don't help. I think they do it on purpose.

HTheir haircuts doesn'n’t help,. I think they do it on purpose. Their haircuts don’t help. I think they do it on purpose.

Did you mean cause that constantly change their hair? You might consider saying “Their constantly changing hair cuts don’t help either.”

HTheir haircuts doesn't help,. I think they do it on purpose. Their haircuts don't help. I think they do it on purpose.

VTheir voices are the only thing I can rely on. Their voices are the only thing I can rely on.

VTheir voices are the only thing I can rely on. Their voices are the only thing I can rely on.