Oct. 18, 2022
Challenge, Day 18
Today was the eighteenth day of my English challenge. I spoke to a friend over Skype in English. we was talking of the meaning about "as long as" and "as soon as". Then, we spoke also in Spanish and she corrected me tow sentences. Despite I made a few mistakes. I do a lot of progresse in English, in order to do this, I try to be involved with language as much as I can. I am really proud of myself. Now, I am sure to reach my goals.
I want to thank everyone for helping and correctiong me.
we wasere talking ofabout the meaning aboutof "as long as" and "as soon as".
When talking about the past, if you are referring to more than one person, you use "were" (i.e. We were jumping, They were swimming). A nice little exception to this is "You" (You were here, You were helping). latter part of your sentence was pretty good. All that's to say is you had "about" and "of" in the wrong spots. Keep up the good work!
Oct. 19, 2022
Thank you very much.
Challenge, Day 18
Today was the eighteenth day of my English challenge.
I spoke to a friend over Skype in English.
wWe wasere talking ofabout the meaning aboutof "as long as" and "as soon as".
Then, we spoke also in Spanish and she corrected mey towo sentences.
DespiteHowever, I made a few mistakes.
I domade a lot of progresse in English, i. In order to do this, I try to be involved with the language as much as I can.
it's not "do progress", it's "make progress"
I am really proud of myself.
Now, I am sure to reach my goals.
I want to thank everyone for helping me and correctiong me.
Feedback
Great job! How long does your English challenge last for? It is the whole month?
Oct. 19, 2022
Thank you very much.
I will continue the challenge until I become fluent.
Oct. 19, 2022
Thank you very much. I will continue the challenge until I become fluent.
I understand. I think you are doing great so far. Good luck with your challenge!
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I spoke to a friend over Skype in English. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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we was talking of the meaning about "as long as" and "as soon as".
we w When talking about the past, if you are referring to more than one person, you use "were" (i.e. We were jumping, They were swimming). A nice little exception to this is "You" (You were here, You were helping). latter part of your sentence was pretty good. All that's to say is you had "about" and "of" in the wrong spots. Keep up the good work! |
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Then, we spoke also in Spanish and she corrected me tow sentences. Then, we spoke also in Spanish and she corrected m |
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Despite I made a few mistakes.
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I do a lot of progresse in English, in order to do this, I try to be involved with language as much as I can. I it's not "do progress", it's "make progress" |
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I am really proud of myself. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Now, I am sure to reach my goals. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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