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I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert, and I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me.
They are either too sweet or not soft enough.
The thing is that I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected.
Such is life!
Cooking at Home
I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert, and I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me.
While it is not wrong, it is best to avoid long sentences like this for better flow. Suggestion as follow:
I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert. I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me.
They awere either too sweet or not soft enough.
For tense consistency
The thing is that I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected.
Again, yours is not wrong, it is very common to pause after "is" like below:
"The thing is, I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected."
Such is life!
Cooking at Home
I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert, and I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me.
They awere either too sweet or not soft enough.
It’s better to use past tense here for consistency with the previous sentence.
The thing is that I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected.
Such is life!!
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What’s the dessert called?
I’ve been considering making tiramisu because I really like it. Haven’t made it in several years….
Cooking at Home
I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert, and. I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me.
I split it into two sentences since it sounds more natural that way.
They are either too sweet or not soft enough.
The thing is that, I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected.
In this sentence you could remove "that", but you don't have to. You could also move it to after "I noticed". Keeping "that" makes it sound more like casual speech.
Such is life!
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I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert, and I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me. I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert I split it into two sentences since it sounds more natural that way. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert, and I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me. While it is not wrong, it is best to avoid long sentences like this for better flow. Suggestion as follow: I've been trying to cook at home recently because I wanted to have a special dessert. I had tried it at several restaurants, but none of them were good enough for me. |
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They are either too sweet or not soft enough. This sentence has been marked as perfect! They It’s better to use past tense here for consistency with the previous sentence. They For tense consistency |
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The thing is that I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected. The thing is In this sentence you could remove "that", but you don't have to. You could also move it to after "I noticed". Keeping "that" makes it sound more like casual speech. This sentence has been marked as perfect! The thing is that I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected. Again, yours is not wrong, it is very common to pause after "is" like below: "The thing is, I noticed I spent much more time on it than I had expected." |
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