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gdacosta

Nov. 3, 2021

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Today i start to write in langcorrect my journal to learn english


Hoy empiezo a escribir mi diario para aprender inglés

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First Steps

Today i start to write in langcorrect my journal to learn english

Today, i start to write in LangCorrect my journal to learn English.
You could also say, "Today, I'm starting to write my journals in LangCorrect to learn English."

"LangCorrect" is how the resource LangCorrect actually styles itself! You don't need to follow this style but it would seem right to do so: it's up to you!
The words, "start", "begin" and "commence" all mean the same sort of thing, although sometimes one of the three words sounds more natural in a sentence, depending on the context. You may often come across other such word combinations in English (called synonyms). This just reflects that the language has developed from a number of other languages. Another example would be: big, large, great.

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I hope you enjoy writing your journals!
Sincerely,
mjm

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gdacosta

Nov. 4, 2021

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Excellent!
Thank you very much!

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Today i startI begin to write in langcorrect my journals to learn eEnglish on langcorrect.

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Nice!

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gdacosta

Nov. 4, 2021

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It's Ok. Thank you!

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Today i start to write in langcorrect my journal to learn english


Today i startI begin to write in langcorrect my journals to learn eEnglish on langcorrect.

Today i start to write in langcorrect my journal to learn english

Today, i start to write in LangCorrect my journal to learn English. You could also say, "Today, I'm starting to write my journals in LangCorrect to learn English." "LangCorrect" is how the resource LangCorrect actually styles itself! You don't need to follow this style but it would seem right to do so: it's up to you! The words, "start", "begin" and "commence" all mean the same sort of thing, although sometimes one of the three words sounds more natural in a sentence, depending on the context. You may often come across other such word combinations in English (called synonyms). This just reflects that the language has developed from a number of other languages. Another example would be: big, large, great.

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