yesterday
Do you worry about the world economy today?
Yes, I really do. I’ve often heard that grocery costs have been increasing around the world. In my country, the cost of rice, which is a staple food in Japan, has been gradually increasing for years now. I started to study about the investment recently, so that I will be able to live peacefully in the future.
I started to study about theing investment recently, so that I will be able to live peacefulcomfortably in the future.
There's nothing grammatically wrong with using "peacefully" here, but if you're describing a state of financial security (having enough wealth that you don't have to worry about money matters), we typically use the word "comfortably."
yesterday
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I feel like I wrote it well overall this time.
It's still difficult to tell the difference between using "to verb" and "verb-ing". I guess it just takes getting used to it.
Do you worry about the world economy today?
Yes, I really do.
I’ve often heard that grocery costs have been increasing around the world.
In my country, the cost of rice, which is a staple food in Japan, has been gradually increasing for years now.
I started to study about the investment recently, so that I will be able to live peacefully in the future.
"I started studying investment recently" is okay too.
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Yes, the world is a mess right now ;/
yesterday
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I feel like I wrote it well overall this time.
It's still difficult to tell the difference between using "to verb" and "verb-ing". I guess it just takes getting used to it.
I started to study about theing investment recently, so that I will be able to live peacefully in the future.
"I started studying" ✅
"I began to study" ✅ (though it sounds further in the past)
"I started to study" ❌
When we talk about a general area of knowledge, we usually don't say "the", e.g "I started learning skating", "I got into dark magic", "I'm interested in religion".
Feedback
Nice!
yesterday
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I feel like I wrote it well overall this time.
It's still difficult to tell the difference between using "to verb" and "verb-ing". I guess it just takes getting used to it.
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Yes, I really do. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I’ve often heard that grocery costs have been increasing around the world. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In my country, the cost of rice, which is a staple food in Japan, has been gradually increasing for years now. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I started to study about the investment recently, so that I will be able to live peacefully in the future. I started "I started studying" ✅ "I began to study" ✅ (though it sounds further in the past) "I started to study" ❌ When we talk about a general area of knowledge, we usually don't say "the", e.g "I started learning skating", "I got into dark magic", "I'm interested in religion". I started to study "I started studying investment recently" is okay too. I started There's nothing grammatically wrong with using "peacefully" here, but if you're describing a state of financial security (having enough wealth that you don't have to worry about money matters), we typically use the word "comfortably." |
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