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The holiday break is going to be over. I will be back to my ordinary day from tomorrow.
Last 2 weeks, I accomplished many things. They aren't huge things, but I believe they will help my future someday.
I will try to keep writing my journal here every day, but I might break my streak.
I have my motto: 작심삼일도 십시일반이다. (Even three-day resolutions, if gathered like ten spoons, make a full bowl.)
Even if I miss my streak, as long as I keep writing here, I will probably improve little by little.
Back to the work!
The holiday break is going to bealmost over.
Original isn't incorrect, but this is a more natural phrasing.
I will be back to my ordinary day fromusual day starting tomorrow.
The way I'd probably say something like this is: "Things will be back to usual starting tomorrow."
LOver the last 2 weeks, I accomplished many things.
Personally, I might use an "over the", but this is not entirely necessary.
They aren't huge things, but I believe they will help mye in the future someday.
I will try to keep writing my journal here every day, but I might break my streak.
I have my motto:
작심삼일도 십시일반이다.
(Even three-day resolutions, if gathered like ten spoons, make a full bowl.)
Even if I miss my streak, as long as I keep writing here, I will probably improve little by little.
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Hey, even tiny steps forward is movement! Something can always come up and mess with your plans, but missing a few days is never the end of the world. I like your mindset! Also, your English is quite good so far. Good luck with your studies!
Back to the work!
The holiday break is going to be over.
I will be back to my ordinary day fromstarting tomorrow.
LIn the last 2 weeks, I accomplished many things.
They aren't huge things, but I believe they will help my future someday.
I will try to keep writing my journal here every day, but I might break my streak.
I have my motto:
작심삼일도 십시일반이다.
(Even three-day resolutions, if gathered like ten spoons, make a full bowl.)
Even if I miss my streak, as long as I keep writing here, I will probably improve little by little.
The holiday break is going to be over soon.
I feel like this gets across your meaning better, though the previous sentence is technically correct.
I will be back to my ordinary day fromusual day tomorrow.
LIn the last 2 weeks, I accomplished many things.
I will try to keep writing my journal here every day, but I might break my streak.
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You are quite right! I believe in you!
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The holiday break is going to be over. The holiday break is going to be over soon. I feel like this gets across your meaning better, though the previous sentence is technically correct. This sentence has been marked as perfect! The holiday break is Original isn't incorrect, but this is a more natural phrasing. |
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I will be back to my ordinary day from tomorrow. I will be back to my I will be back to my ordinary day I will be back to my The way I'd probably say something like this is: "Things will be back to usual starting tomorrow." |
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Last 2 weeks, I accomplished many things.
Personally, I might use an "over the", but this is not entirely necessary. |
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They aren't huge things, but I believe they will help my future someday. This sentence has been marked as perfect! They aren't huge things, but I believe they will help m |
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작심삼일도 십시일반이다. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(Even three-day resolutions, if gathered like ten spoons, make a full bowl.) This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Even if I miss my streak, as long as I keep writing here, I will probably improve little by little. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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