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May 19, 2023

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Writing Challenge, Day 230

Today is day 230 of my daily English writing challenge. Today I reviewed some lessons of English and en Spanish. Then I read have finished the whole book that I was reading.

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Writing Challenge, Day 230

Today is day 230 of my daily English writing challenge.

Writing Challenge, Day 230

Today is day 230 of my daily English writing challenge.

Writing Challenge, Day 230


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Today is day 230 of my daily English writing challenge.


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Today I reviewed some lessons of English and en Spanish.


Today I reviewed some lessons of in English and ein Spanish. Today I reviewed some lessons in English and in Spanish.

Today I reviewed some lessons of in English and ein Spanish. Today I reviewed some lessons in English and in Spanish.

Today I reviewed some lessons of English and en Spanish. Today I reviewed some lessons of English and Spanish.

Today I reviewed some lessons of in English and ein Spanish. Today I reviewed some lessons in English and in Spanish.

We use "in [language]" to say what languages the materials were in.

Then I read have finished the whole book that I was reading.


Then I read have finished the whole book that I was reading. OR Now I have finished reading an entire book. Then I finished the whole book that I was reading. OR Now I have finished reading an entire book.

Then I read have finished the whole book that I was reading. Then I finished the whole book that I was reading.

Then I read have finished reading the whole book that I was reading. Then I finished reading the whole book that I was reading.

Then I read have finished the wholrest of the book that I was reading. Then I finished the rest of the book that I was reading.

This sounds more natural in the US.

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