Aug. 12, 2025
A Post of English
I don't know why. In these last two days, I have always woken up early. This morning, a little past 4 o'clock, I woke up again. I believe that I won't fall asleep again before dawn. Actually, it is almost dawning now. I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, although it will definitely be something that relates to English. I will listen to some English by entering English voice - chatting rooms. Well, let me wrap it up here.
I am thinking about what I will do beforeafter I get up, although i. It will definitely be something that relates to English.
I assume that, before you get up, you’re lying in bed contemplating what you will do AFTER you get up, right?
Aug. 14, 2025
Long time no see, bro. I hope you've been doing well. Usually, after I wake up, I don't get up right away. I just lie in bed and enjoy my me-time. I think about the things I'll do during this time. Thanks anyway, bro.
Aug. 14, 2025
Yes, that’s what I imagined. Then my correction is correct: “what I will do after I get up.”
By the way, your usage of “bro” sounds odd to me. You sound like a teenager, but I know we’re both much older than that! ;-)
Aug. 15, 2025
I often see English bloggers saying that, lol.
A Post ofn English Post
To keep a similar flavor compared to what you originally wrote, you could also write "A Post in English" or something like that. This correction I made is a simplistic, yet boring edit.
I will listen to some English by entering English voice - -chatting rooms.
The only time you need to space words out before and after a dash is when you need to make a quick note (e.g. "I was a happy kid --- and a pretty one, at that --- despite my status").
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I hope your day's going well!
Aug. 14, 2025
Thank you very much
A Post ofin English
I don't know why.
include this in the next sentence
In these last two days, I have always woken up early don't know why but I've been waking up early for the last two days.
lucky
This morning, I woke up a little past 4 o'clock, I woke up again.
english grammar is the opposite of chinese
I believe thatthink I won't fall asleep again before dawn.
Actually, it is almost dawning now.
dawning?
I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, althoughbut it will definitely be something that relatesing to English.
I will listen to some English by entering English voice - chatting rooms.
what website do you use for this?
Well, let me wrap it up here.
Aug. 14, 2025
HelloTalk, Douyin (Chinese TikTok), WeChat Channels, and Xiaohongshu (RedNote) all have voice chat rooms. Thank you very much.
A Post ofn English Post
I don't know why., but
This should be connected with the next sentence.
In these last two days, I have always woken up early have woken up early the past two days.
This sentence construction is a little more natural.
Actually, it is almost dawning now.
I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, although; it will definitely be something that relates to English.
Well, let meI will wrap it up here.
This is a little more natural sounding.
Aug. 14, 2025
Thank you very much.
A Post ofin English
In these last two days, I have always woken up early.
this construction is just awkward. It would sound more natural to write "I don't know why, but I woke up early the last two days."
This morning, a little past 4 o'clock, I woke up again.
I believe that I won't fall asleep again before dawn.
The change in past/present tense here reads awkwardly. Better to say "I just woke up early again this morning, a little past 4 o'clock. I don't think I'll fall asleep again before dawn." Believe is a bit formal for this situation.
Actually, it is almost dawning now.
I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, although i. It will definitely be something that relates to English.
I will listen to some English by entering English voice - chatting rooms.
Well, let me wrap it up here.
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Good, just some phrasing choices that could improve to make your english sound more natural, but it's easy to read and understand overall!
Aug. 12, 2025
Thank you very much.
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