July 20, 2021
Diary
Mind explosion today. It took me all day to write an 800-word news commentary about a boy who decided to make chips, to come at it from a positive perspective. I rarely read articles that focus on complimenting people. Chinese articles like to use a lot of pompous and meaningless words and sentences to praise people. I don't like to read such articles. Writing that article really drove me crazy. While writing, I felt like I was completely out of control of my time. Today, I only wrote one 800-word essay and read a lot of essays without a specific topic. But now it's bedtime, and I'm so upset that the day is over.
There is still one lucky thing that happened today. I didn't do my coursework for my cataloging course, which was about identifying the Chinese characters on seals, because I didn't know those ancient Chinese characters at all. The teacher asked my classmates to remind me to turn in the assignment, and I didn't do it (because I don't know how to do it ಥ‿ಥ). But I am glad that the teacher let me pass the course anyway.
Diary
Mind explosion today.
Note that this isn't a complete sentence. But that can be a stylistic choice too.
It took me all day to write an 800-word news commentary about a boy who decided to make chips, to come at it from a positive perspective.
It's a bit confusing what you mean by "to come at it from a positive perspective."
I rarely read articles that focus on complimenting people.
Chinese articles like to use a lot of pompous and meaningless words and sentences to praise people.
I don't like to read such articles.
Writing that article really drove me crazy.
While writing, I felt like I was completely out of control of my time.
Today, I only wrote one 800-word essay and read a lot of essays without a specific topic.
But now it's bedtime, and I'm so upset that the day is over.
There is still one lucky thing that happened today.
I didn't do my coursework for my cataloging course, which wais about identifying the Chinese characters on seals, because I didn't know those ancient Chinese characters at all.
It would be "was" if you're referring to the coursework, but since it comes right after you say "course," grammatically it describes the overall course.
The teacher asked my classmates to remind me to turn in the assignment, andbut I didn't do it (because I don't know how to do it ಥ‿ಥ).
过而不改，是谓过矣（咋不问朋友呢）
But I am glad that the teacher let me pass the course anyway.
Note that this refers to the whole course, not just getting away with not completing one assignment, so just make sure that's what you meant.
July 21, 2021
The teacher asked my classmates to remind me to turn in the assignment, andbut I didn't do it (because I don't know how to do it ಥ‿ಥ).
The feeling is similar to you foreigners reading Chinese characters. Each character likes a picture. I can't ask my classmates about every character.
July 21, 2021
But I am glad that the teacher let me pass the course anyway.
Yes, the whole course. The grade for this assignment is part of the final grade.
July 21, 2021
Thank you very much for the corrections!
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But now it's bedtime, and I'm so upset that the day is over. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Mind explosion today. Mind explosion today. Note that this isn't a complete sentence. But that can be a stylistic choice too. |
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It took me all day to write an 800-word news commentary about a boy who decided to make chips, to come at it from a positive perspective. It took me all day to write an 800-word news commentary about a boy who decided to make chips, to come at it from a positive perspective. It's a bit confusing what you mean by "to come at it from a positive perspective." |
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I rarely read articles that focus on complimenting people. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Chinese articles like to use a lot of pompous and meaningless words and sentences to praise people. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I don't like to read such articles. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Writing that article really drove me crazy. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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While writing, I felt like I was completely out of control of my time. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Today, I only wrote one 800-word essay and read a lot of essays without a specific topic. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I didn't do my coursework for my cataloging course, which was about identifying the Chinese characters on seals, because I didn't know those ancient Chinese characters at all. I didn't do my coursework for my cataloging course, which It would be "was" if you're referring to the coursework, but since it comes right after you say "course," grammatically it describes the overall course. |
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The teacher asked my classmates to remind me to turn in the assignment, and I didn't do it (because I don't know how to do it ಥ‿ಥ). The teacher asked my classmates to remind me to turn in the assignment, 过而不改，是谓过矣（咋不问朋友呢） |
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But I am glad that the teacher let me pass the course anyway. But I am glad that the teacher let me pass the course anyway. Note that this refers to the whole course, not just getting away with not completing one assignment, so just make sure that's what you meant. |
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