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Writing Challenge, Day 114

Today is day 114 of my daily English challenge. Yesterday, I posted a sentence and I think it was misunderstanding. Of course, it was my fault because I am still not able to express what I want to say.

This is my sentence of yesterday.'I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.' So, I want to say: I promise myself to take care of her( my mother) and I won't let her do anything.

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Writing Challenge, Day 114

Today is day 114 of my daily English challenge.

Of course, it was my fault because I am still not able to express what I want to say.

Writing Challenge, Day 114

Today is day 114 of my daily English challenge.

So, I want to say: I promise myself to take care of her( my mother) and I won't let her do anything.


So, Iwhat I really wanted to say is: I promised myself tohat I would take care of her( (my mother) and I won't let her do anything. So, what I really wanted to say is: I promised myself that I would take care of her (my mother) and I won't let her do anything.

So, what I wanted to say was: I promised myself to take care of her( (my mother) and I won't let her do anything.to not allow her to exert herself in any way. So what I wanted to say was: I promised myself to take care of her (my mother) and to not allow her to exert herself in any way.

So, I want to say:, I promised myself to take care of her( (my mother) and I won't let her do anything. So, I want to say, I promised myself to take care of her (my mother) and I won't let her do anything.

oh, that's what I thought you meant so that's how I corrected it. :)

Writing Challenge, Day 114


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Today is day 114 of my daily English challenge.


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Of course, it was my fault because I am still not able to express what I want to say.


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This sentence has been marked as perfect!

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'I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.'


'I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.' 'I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.'

I haven't corrected this one as I guess it is a direct quote, but have proposed a way to rephrase it below :)

'I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.' 'I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.'

'I promise myself that I will take good care of her and I won't let her lift a finger.' Maybe this is a better way of saying the expression?

'I promised myself tohat I would take care of my mother, and that I wouldn’t she do anything.'let her even lift a finger.’ 'I promised myself that I would take care of my mother, and that I wouldn’t let her even lift a finger.’

C1 phrasing, conveys your intent (you are doing everything for her so she does not have to exert herself physically to perform tasks for herself physically, this is my interpretation).

'"I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything.'" "I promise myself to take care of her and I won’t she do anything."

We use double quotation marks with the initial quotation.

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