Jan. 8, 2020
Recent Events
Recently I am very lazy..
Last year I usually get up at five AM, and I start studying English for thirty minutes.
But this year I usually get up at 6:30 AM, in addition I didn't study English.
Because I feel so tired I don't get used to working.
So recently I seldom study English.
I will learn English with zeal from tomorrow little by little.
最近の私は怠け者です。
昨年は大抵5時には起きて30分ほど勉強していましたが、
今年は大抵6時半に起きてそれに加えて英語を勉強できていません。
疲れていて仕事にまだ体が慣れていないからです。
だから最近はほとんど英語の勉強をしていません。
私は明日から少しずつ英語の勉強を熱心にしようと思います。
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Last year I usually geot up at five5 AM, and I start studyingstudied English for thirty minutes.
Last year I usually got up at 5 AM and studied English for thirty minutes.
I will learnstudy English with zeal starting from tomorrow little by little.
I will study English with zeal starting from tomorrow.
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Nice job. I just made a few additional corrections.
Jan. 9, 2020
毎回ありがとうございます！
Recent Events
Recently I amhave been very lazy.
Recently I have been very lazy.
I feel "recently + have + participle" sounds better than "recently + present tense"
Last year I usually got/woket up at five 5AM, and I start studyingudied English for thirty minutes.
Last year I usually got/woke up at 5AM, and I studied English for thirty minutes.
But this year I usually get up at 6:30 AM, in addition I didn'thave been getting up at 6:30 AM and haven't been studying English.
But this year I have been getting up at 6:30 AM and haven't been studying English.
This is still in the "recent" time frame, so I would put "have + participle" here.
Because I feel so tired I don'so I am not getting used to working.
I feel so tired so I am not getting used to working.
So recently I have seldom studyied English.
So recently I have seldom studied English.
I will learnstudy English with zeal from tomorrow little by little.
I will study English with zeal from tomorrow little by little.
"study with zeal" sounds better to me than "learn with zeal"
Feedback
Nice vocabulary and good luck!!
Jan. 9, 2020
助かります！ありがとうございます！
Recent Events
Recently I amhave been very lazy.
Recently I have been very lazy.
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Last year I usually geot up at five AM, and I started studying English for thirty minutes.
Last year I usually got up at five AM, and I started studying English for thirty minutes.
"Last year" is in the past, so use the past tense of verbs
But this year I'm usually getting up at 6:30 AM, in addition I didn'and I'm not studying English.
But this year I'm usually getting up at 6:30 AM, and I'm not studying English.
BThis is because I feel so tired I don't geand I'm not used to working.
This is because I feel so tired and I'm not used to working.
Try not to start a sentence with "because" in English.
So recently I seldom study English.
I will learn English with zeal from tomorrow little by little.
Feedback
You used "seldom" and "zeal" correctly in the last 2 sentences, but they're uncommon words, so it sounds a little unusual. Maybe try using "rarely" instead of "seldom", and "enthusiastically" instead of "with zeal".
Jan. 9, 2020
ありがとうございます！
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Recently I am very lazy.
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Last year I usually get up at five AM, and I start studying English for thirty minutes.
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But this year I usually get up at 6:30 AM, in addition I didn't study English.
But this year I'm usually getting up at 6:30 AM,
But this year I This is still in the "recent" time frame, so I would put "have + participle" here. |
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Because I feel so tired I don't get used to working.
Try not to start a sentence with "because" in English.
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So recently I seldom study English. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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I will learn English with zeal from tomorrow little by little. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
I will "study with zeal" sounds better to me than "learn with zeal"
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