Oct. 17, 2024
Badminton
I signed up for a badminton activity, which will be held tonight.
I'm a little excited and anxious because I haven't played badminton for nearly three years.
I began playing this game regularly after learning it benefits my neck health. And indeed, it helped me a lot.
我报名参加了一个今晚举行的羽毛球活动。
我有点兴奋，又有点焦虑，因为我已经近三年没有打过羽毛球了。
了解到它有利于颈部健康之后，我开始经常打。确实对我帮助很大。
I signed up for a game of badminton activity, which will be held tonight.
In English, we don't usually say "sport name + activity." The best way to say it is, "a game of + sport name."
I'm a little excited and anxious because I haven't played badminton for nearly three years.
I began playing thise sport/the game/it regularly after learning that it benefits my neck health.
Nothing completely wrong with what you wrote. But, my sense as a native speaker leads me to believe that using "the sport," "the game," "it" is more natural. Secondly, adding a "that" in between "learning" and "it" makes it flow better. It was perfectly fine as your wrote it though, these are just considerations.
Oct. 21, 2024
Thank you so much!
Have a nice day!
I signed up for a badminton activitygame, which will be held tonight.
I'm a little excited and anxious because I haven't played badminton for nearly three years.
I began playing this game regularly after learning it benefitsthat it is beneficial for my neck health.
And indeed, it helped me a lot.
Oct. 21, 2024
Thank you so much!
Have a nice day!
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I began playing this game regularly after learning it benefits my neck health. I began playing this game regularly after learning I began playing th Nothing completely wrong with what you wrote. But, my sense as a native speaker leads me to believe that using "the sport," "the game," "it" is more natural. Secondly, adding a "that" in between "learning" and "it" makes it flow better. It was perfectly fine as your wrote it though, these are just considerations. |
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