July 22, 2025
Summer
The rainy season has finished last week.It’s so hot and humid outside everyday.The most hardest part for me is where I go into or going out a building. Because my body cannot adapt temperature changes. It’s not only the hot, but also having air conditioning on puts a strain on the body. I feel that the temperature is getting hotter year by year. I’m worrying that we cannot walk outside on summer in near future.
先週、梅雨が明けました。外は毎日暑く、湿度が高いです。私にとって1番きついのは、建物の出入りです。体が気温の変化に適応できないからです。暑さだけではなく、エアコンをつけていると体に負担がかかります。毎年気温が上がっている気がします。近い未来、私たちは外を歩けなくなるのではないかと心配しています。
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Summer
TLast week the rainy season has finished last week.It’ended. It’s always so hot and humid outside everyday.The most. The hardest part for me is where I go into or going out a buildingn I enter/exit a building, since my body cannot adapt to temperature changes.
Last week the rainy season ended. It’s always so hot and humid outside. The hardest part for me is when I enter/exit a building, since my body cannot adapt to temperature changes.
The rainy season has finished last week -> Last week the rainy season ended: Typically time phrases are put at the front
It’s so hot and humid outside everyday -> It’s always so hot and humid outside
The most hardest part for me -> The hardest part for me: "hardest" is the extreme, so "most hardest" is incorrect.
go into or going out a -> enter or exit -> enter/exit
Because my body cannot adapt temperature changes.
Appended to previous sentence.
It’s not only the hoeat, but also having air conditioning on puts a strain on themy body.
It’s not only the heat, but also having air conditioning on puts a strain on my body.
hot -> heat: Heat is the correct noun
on the body -> on my body: We're talking about your body here.
I feel that the temperature is getting hotter year band hotter every year.
I feel that the temperature is getting hotter and hotter every year.
hotter year by year. -> hotter and hotter every year.
I’m worryingied that we cannotwon't be able to walk outside oin summer in nearthe future.
I’m worried that we won't be able to walk outside in summer in the future.
Tense change as we're now talking about a potential future.
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It's been getting hotter around here as well. Luckily we don't have humidity so I don't have to worry about that
July 23, 2025
Thank you for correction! In Japan, the heat is also damaging crops😭
Summer
The rainy season has finishended last week. It’s so hot and humid outside every day. The most hardest part for me is where I go into or going out of a building.
The rainy season has ended last week. It’s so hot and humid outside every day. The hardest part for me is where I go into or going out of a building.
Because mMy body cannot adapt to temperature changes.
My body cannot adapt to temperature changes.
I feel the same problem.
It’s not only the hot, but also havingHaving the heat and air conditioning on puts a strain on themy body.
Having the heat and air conditioning puts a strain on my body.
I feel that the temperature is getting hotter year by year.
I’m worrying that we cannot walk outside oin summer in the near future.
I’m worrying that we cannot walk outside in summer in the near future.
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This summer has been brutal. I'm with you.
July 23, 2025
Thank you for correction!
July 23, 2025
You're welcome.
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The rainy season has finished last week.It’s so hot and humid outside everyday.The most hardest part for me is where I go into or going out a building.
The rainy season has
The rainy season has finished last week -> Last week the rainy season ended: Typically time phrases are put at the front It’s so hot and humid outside everyday -> It’s always so hot and humid outside The most hardest part for me -> The hardest part for me: "hardest" is the extreme, so "most hardest" is incorrect. go into or going out a -> enter or exit -> enter/exit |
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Because my body cannot adapt temperature changes.
I feel the same problem.
Appended to previous sentence. |
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It’s not only the hot, but also having air conditioning on puts a strain on the body.
It’s not only the h hot -> heat: Heat is the correct noun on the body -> on my body: We're talking about your body here. |
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I feel that the temperature is getting hotter year by year. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
I feel that the temperature is getting hotter hotter year by year. -> hotter and hotter every year. |
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I’m worrying that we cannot walk outside on summer in near future.
I’m worrying that we cannot walk outside
I’m worr Tense change as we're now talking about a potential future. |
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