Jan. 15, 2026
Do you think there is life beyond our planet?
I believe that there definitely is life beyond our planet. Space is unlimited huge, so I think it’s impossible that we are the only life in this space. I’m not sure they are an intelligent life or not, though. I can’t wait to progress space exploration like Mars project.
Do you think there is life beyond our planet?
I believe that there definitely is life beyond our planet.
Space is unliminfinitedly huge, so I think it’s impossible that we are not the only life in this space.
I’m not sure they are an intelligent life or not, though.
I can’t wait to progress space exploration like the Mars project.
Jan. 16, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
There are many things I want to write, but when I try to convey even the smallest nuances, mistakes inevitably come out.
This time it was a little difficult.
SThe space is unliminfinitedly huge, so I think it’s impossible that we are the only life in this space.
Though I’m not sure if they are an intelligent form of life or not, though.
I can’t wait to progress space exploration like Mars project.
Jan. 15, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
There are many things I want to write, but when I try to convey even the smallest nuances, mistakes inevitably come out.
This time it was a little difficult.
Jan. 16, 2026
I feel you 😅 I also have the same struggle in Japanese 😹 Your English is already understandable. I'm sure you'll improve a lot in no time! 😁
Do you think there is life beyond our planet?
I believe that there definitely is life beyond our planet.
Space is unlimited huge(incredibly vast/limitless/without end), so I think it’s impossible that we are the only life in this space(space/the universe).
Generally "in space" has the nuance of "not on earth" in sentences like this, so "in the universe" is probably the more common phrase here
I’m not sure they are anwhether they would be intelligent life or not, though.
"whether [condition] or not" is a common pattern
"whether" is used to list alternate possibilities - if one is true then the other is not. In this case the lifeforms are either intelligent or not.
I can’t wait tofor progress in space exploration, like the Mars project.
Here saying "I can't wait to progress space exploration" makes it sound like you yourself would be the one causing progress in that area. Instead you should phrase it in a passive way
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There are a lot of interesting theories about alien life. The Fermi paradox is an interesting topic to learn about
Jan. 15, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
You also teach me frequently used expressions and the nuances of sentences, which is very helpful for my studies.
There are many things I want to write, but when I try to convey even the finer nuances, mistakes inevitably come out.
This time it was a little difficult.
Do you think there is life beyond our planet?
I believe that there definitely is life beyond our planet.
Space is unlimited hugeand vast, so I think it’s impossible that we are the only life in this space.
Huge is good too, personally I prefer "vast" when describing large areas and "huge" for describing large objects
I’m not sure if they are an intelligent lifespecies or not, though.
I can’t wait to progress space exploration likthrough things like the Mars project.
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good work!
Jan. 15, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
There are many things I want to write, but when I try to convey even the smallest nuances, mistakes inevitably come out.
This time it was a little difficult.
Do you think there is life beyond our planet?
I believe that there definitely is life beyond our planet.
Space is unlimited hugeless, so I think it’s impossible that we are the only life in this space.
Another option for "Space is limitless," is "Space is vast,".
I’m not sure if they are an intelligent life or not, though.
I can’t wait to progressfor space exploration likto progress like the Mars project.
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I think it's possible there's life somewhere out there, but same on not being sure if they are intelligent or not.
Jan. 15, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
There are many things I want to write, but when I try to convey even the smallest nuances, mistakes inevitably come out.
This time it was a little difficult.
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