July 28, 2020
Five Tips for Someone Preparing to Move Abroad
1. Learn the most common expressions in the target country’s language.
2. Don’t take too much stuff. You can buy anything you need on the arrival.
3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for expenses.
4. Be open-minded and friendly to the people you meet.
5. Take some time to explore your new surroundings, sample the local cuisine and discover other aspects of the local culture.
Five Tips for Someone Preparing to Move Abroad
1. Learn the most common expressions in the target country’s language.
2. Don’t take too much stuff.
3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for expenses.
4. Be open-minded and friendly to the people you meet.
5. Take some time to explore your new surroundings, sample the local cuisine and discover other aspects of the local culture.
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Excellent. The corrections were small. No big deal.
Five Tips for Someone Preparing to Move Abroad
1. Learn the most common expressions in the target country’s language.
2. Don’t take too much stuff.
You can buy anything you need on the arrival.
'on arrival' sounds much more natural to me for this register than 'upon arrival' or 'after arrival'.
3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for your expenses.
4. Be open-minded and friendly towith the people you meet.
'to' is also correct. But 'with' sounds better to me.
5. Take some time to explore your new surroundings, sample the local cuisine and discover other aspects of the local culture.
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This is very good, as always! I think my corrections reflect the register you're writing in better than the other user's (theirs is a little formal/serious). But that's just my opinion.
July 28, 2020
Can I ask something? What's your main approach for studying writing? Do you work with materials or have a specific method? Your writing's very impressive.
July 29, 2020
Excellent. I'll give this a try, especially the flashcards for corrections. (Maybe there are some TORFL materials out there that'll help too.)
Thanks so much!
Five Tips for Someone Preparing to Move Abroad
1. Learn the most common expressions in the target country’s language.
2. Don’t take too much stuff.
You can buy anything you need on theupon/after arrival.
3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for (immediate) expenses.
I feel like "expenses" here with no modifier feels empty, so I gave it an adjective to help it along a little bit.
4. Be open-minded and friendly to the people you meet.
5. Take some time to explore your new surroundings, sample the local cuisine and discover other aspects of the local culture.
July 28, 2020
Can I ask something? What's your main approach for studying writing? Do you work with materials or have a specific method? Your writing's very impressive.
July 29, 2020
I'm just trying everything. I've passed the official IELTS writing course and started to write on a random topic for 40 minutes. Now I've got a book that focuses on writing essays. While I'm getting through materials, I create flashcards for the sentences I find most interesting. I also make flashcards for corrections.
For this post particularly, I used phrases that already was in the book. Just mixed them a bit :)
July 29, 2020
Excellent. I'll give this a try, especially the flashcards for corrections. (Maybe there are some TORFL materials out there that'll help too.)
Thanks so much!
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You can buy anything you need on the arrival. You can buy anything you need You can buy anything you need on 'on arrival' sounds much more natural to me for this register than 'upon arrival' or 'after arrival'. |
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3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for expenses. 3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for (immediate) expenses. I feel like "expenses" here with no modifier feels empty, so I gave it an adjective to help it along a little bit. 3. Make sure you have enough cash in the local currency for your expenses. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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