Dec. 20, 2022
Writing Challenge, Day 80
Today is the 80th day of my daily Englsih challenge. I wrote two sentences each using " since" and " for", respectively. I hope that I am making sense.
It's one month since he retired.
It hasn't rained for a while.
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Today is the 80th day of my daily Englsish challenge.
Today is the 80th day of my daily English challenge.
It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired.
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Looks great :)
Writing Challenge, Day 80
Today is the 80th day of my daily Englsih challenge.
I wrote two sentences each using " since" and " for"," respectively.
I wrote two sentences each using " since" and " for," respectively.
So close!
I hope that I am making sense.
It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired.
It hasn't rained for a while.
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Really good work!
Today is the 80th day of my daily Englsih challenge.
I wrote two sentences each, one using " since" and " for", respectively.one using "for."
I wrote two sentences, one using "since" and one using "for."
If you say that you wrote two sentences each using "since" and "for," then that means that both sentences use both of those words. Respectively is used when you give two groups of several items in an order and want those items after to pair with the first group of items.
See here:
"I wrote two sentences, sentence A and B using "since" and "for" respectively." Here, sentence A uses "since" and sentence B uses "for."
I hope that I am making sense.
It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired.
It hasn't rained for a while.
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Today is the 80th day of my daily Englsih challenge. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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I wrote two sentences each using " since" and " for", respectively.
I wrote two sentences If you say that you wrote two sentences each using "since" and "for," then that means that both sentences use both of those words. Respectively is used when you give two groups of several items in an order and want those items after to pair with the first group of items. See here: "I wrote two sentences, sentence A and B using "since" and "for" respectively." Here, sentence A uses "since" and sentence B uses "for."
I wrote two sentences each using " since" and " for So close! |
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I hope that I am making sense. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired. It's been one month since he retired. |
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It hasn't rained for a while. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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