today
I want to pass a day
To prevent losing streak on LangCorrect, Im just writing down some words.
Life is exhausting, but I gotta keep moving forward.
Until I can't achieve that, I know that I can't give up here.
I'm not going to tell y'all what that is.
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I want to passskip a day
I want to skip a day
To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I'm just writing down some words. To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I'm just writing down some words.
Life is exhausting, but I gotta keep moving forward.
Until I can't achieve "that," I know that I can't give up here.
Until I can achieve "that," I know that I can't give up here.
Putting quotes around "that" is a cue that you're talking about a new unspecified thing and not about "moving forward in life."
I'm not going to tell y'all what "that" is. I'm not going to tell y'all what "that" is.
I want to passskip a day
I want to skip a day
To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I’m just writing down some words. To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I’m just writing down some words.
Life is exhausting, but I gotta keep moving forward.
Until I can't no longer achieve that, I know that I can't give up here.
Until I can no longer achieve that, I know that I can't give up here.
I assume “achieve that” refers to “keep moving forward” from the previous sentence.
I'm not going to tell y'all what that is. I'm not going to tell y'all what that is.
But now it appears you have something else in mind.
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I want to pass a day
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To prevent losing streak on LangCorrect, Im just writing down some words. To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I’m just writing down some words. To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I’m just writing down some words. To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I'm just writing down some words. To prevent losing my streak on LangCorrect, I'm just writing down some words. |
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Life is exhausting, but I gotta keep moving forward. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Until I can't achieve that, I know that I can't give up here.
Until I can I assume “achieve that” refers to “keep moving forward” from the previous sentence.
Until I can Putting quotes around "that" is a cue that you're talking about a new unspecified thing and not about "moving forward in life." |
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I'm not going to tell y'all what that is. I'm not going to tell y'all what that is. I'm not going to tell y'all what that is. But now it appears you have something else in mind. I'm not going to tell y'all what "that" is. I'm not going to tell y'all what "that" is. |
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