Feb. 1, 2025
Do you have a personal motto?
My personal motto is the one my school teacher taught me:"If you are not the fire, at least be the furnace". I was shy and wasn't good at express myself. But I always need to keep my passion inside.
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My personal motto is the one my school teacher taught me: "If you are not the fire, at least be the furnace".
I was shy and wasn't good at expressing myself.
B, but I always needed to keep mstay passion insidate.
I found this sentence somewhat vague. You say you were shy and therefore it makes sense that you kept you passion inside (you don't share your passions with anyone because you were shy).
On the other hand, the motto says: "even if you aren't the fire, you should be a furnace". This makes me think that what you wanted to say is that even if you weren't sharing your passions with others, that you yourself should remain passionate for things.
You could also say: "I always needed to stay passionate on the inside"
Feb. 1, 2025
Thank you for your careful correction.
It's a very easy-to-understand explanation.
Do yYou hHave a pPersonal mMotto?
I was shy and wasn't good at expressing myself.
But I always need to keep my passion inside.
My personal motto is the one that my school teacher taught me:"If you are not the fire, at least be the furnace".
I was shy and wasn't good at expressing myself.
But I always need to keep my passion fire inside.
Feb. 1, 2025
Thank you for your careful correction.
Do you have a personal motto?
My personal motto is the one my school teacher taught me:"If you are not thea fire, at least be thea furnace"."
I was shy and wasn't good at express myself well.
But I always neetend to keep my passion inside.
Feb. 1, 2025
Thank you for your careful correction.
My personal motto is the one my school teacher taught me: "If you are not the fire, at least be the furnace"."
I was shy and wasn't good at expressing myself.
But I always need to keep my passion inside.
"But I always need to remain passionate" could also work.
Feb. 1, 2025
Thank you for your careful correction.
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But I always need to keep my passion inside. But I always need to keep my passion inside. "But I always need to remain passionate" could also work. But I always But I always need to keep my passion fire inside. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
I found this sentence somewhat vague. You say you were shy and therefore it makes sense that you kept you passion inside (you don't share your passions with anyone because you were shy). On the other hand, the motto says: "even if you aren't the fire, you should be a furnace". This makes me think that what you wanted to say is that even if you weren't sharing your passions with others, that you yourself should remain passionate for things. You could also say: "I always needed to stay passionate on the inside" |
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