Oct. 8, 2025
Have you ever won a lottery?
I've bought a lottery a few times, but they all were miss. Probabilistically I think they eventually will be a waste of time, people say that is like a buying dream though. Rather than that, I would like to try an investment like stock or real estate. Starting from a small amount of course.
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I've bought a lottery ticket a few times, but they all were misnone were winners.
I've bought a lottery ticket a few times, but none were winners.
Probabilistically I think they eventually will bare a waste of time,. However people say thaa lottery ticket is like a buying a dream though.
Probabilistically I think they are a waste of time. However people say a lottery ticket is like a buying a dream.
You could say 'probabilistically' but 'statistically' would be another valid word choice. I get the contrast you're going for with the second statement, but splitting it into two sentences makes it clearer.
Rather than that, I would like to try an investment like stock or real estate.
Starting from a small amount of course.
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Great ambitions! Lottery tickets are appealing in the 'get rich quick scenario' though :)
Oct. 8, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
When I think of sentences, I think about the sentence structure and expressions in Japanese and then translate them into English.
I guess I still need more practice to be able to think in English from the start.
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Have you ever won a lottery? |
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I've bought a lottery a few times, but they all were miss.
I've bought a lottery ticket a few times, but |
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Probabilistically I think they eventually will be a waste of time, people say that is like a buying dream though.
Probabilistically I think they You could say 'probabilistically' but 'statistically' would be another valid word choice. I get the contrast you're going for with the second statement, but splitting it into two sentences makes it clearer. |
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Rather than that, I would like to try an investment like stock or real estate. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Starting from a small amount of course. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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