Aug. 14, 2025
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It's 4: 50 am now. It means that I have been awake for about one hour. Over the past few days, the temperature has been really pleasant, staying around 27 degrees Celsius at night. It's very comfortable to sleep, but the only drawback seems to be waking up early and failing to fall back asleep.
An English Post
It's 4: 50 am now.
It means that I have been awake for about onean hour.
Over the past few days, the temperature has been really pleasant, staying around 27 degrees Celsius at night.
It's very comfortable to sleep, but the only drawback seems to be waking up early and failing to fall back asleep.
Aug. 15, 2025
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It's 4: 50 amA.M. now.
I've seen both "am" and "A.M." when referring to time, but I prefer to capitalize it and add periods to it like how I've edited things here.
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I really relate to the last sentence; it's usually not that fun to wake up earlier than intended.
Aug. 14, 2025
Thank you very much.
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wow u got it right
It's 4: 50 am now. and that means I have been awake for about one hour.
It means that I have been awake for about one hour.
Over the past few days, the temperatureweather has been really pleasant,. It normally stayings around 27 degrees Celsius at night.
It'That temperature is very comfortable to sleep in, but the only drawback seems to be waking up early and failing to fall back asleep.
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Aug. 14, 2025
Thank you very much
IThat means that I have been awake for about onean hour.
Not incorrect, just making it sound more natural here :)
Over the past few days, the temperature has been really pleasant, staying around 27 degrees Ccelsius at night.
It'sSleeping has been very comfortable to sleep, but the only drawback seems to be waking up early and failing to fall back asleep.
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Really good job, well done :)
Aug. 14, 2025
Thank you very much
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It's 4: 50 am now. It's 4: 50 am now It's 4: I've seen both "am" and "A.M." when referring to time, but I prefer to capitalize it and add periods to it like how I've edited things here. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It means that I have been awake for about one hour.
Not incorrect, just making it sound more natural here :)
It means that I have been awake for about |
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Over the past few days, the temperature has been really pleasant, staying around 27 degrees Celsius at night. Over the past few days, the temperature has been really pleasant, staying around 27 degrees Over the past few days, the This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's very comfortable to sleep, but the only drawback seems to be waking up early and failing to fall back asleep.
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