Feb. 7, 2025
Hi!
Today is my first day writing in English (here). I think it´s cliché to say that i´m using Friends (the series) to improve my pronunciation, but that´s it, the series helps me a lot to pronounce and learn better. i´m looking for more similar series.
Today is my first day writing in English (here).
I think it´s cliché to say that i´m using Friends (the series) to improve my pronunciation, but that´s ithe truth, the series helps me a lot to impronounceve my pronunciation and learn better.
"pronounce better" is fine grammatically, it's just a bit unnatural sounding.
iI´m looking for more similar series.
Hi!
Today is my first day writing in English (here).
I think it´s cliché to say that iI´m using Friends (the series) to improve my pronunciation, but that´s it, the series helps me a lot to pronounce and learn betterI learn a lot from the series.
"i'm" -> "I'm": Typo, but if this is a mistake, see end for explanation*
but that´s it, the series helps me a lot to pronounce and learn better. -> but it helps me learn better.: We've already established that you're using Friends to improve your pronunciation, so we don't need to mention it again.
*"I", the pronoun, is always capitalized no matter where it is in the sentence. Its conjunctions "I'm", "I've", "I'll", "I'd", etc. are also treated the same way.
iI´m looking for more similar series.
"i'm" -> "I'm: capitalization
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Great English! If you like friends you may like a show called "Grey's Anatomy". I've never watched it but many people I know who watched Friends watched that too.
Bonus: Since this is a language correction site, I've corrected the capitalization of "i'm" -> "I'm" as it's grammatically correct. However in casual conversation it's acceptable to not capitalize it "i'm", or even remove the apostrophe "im" as its more convenient to type.
Feb. 10, 2025
Thanks!!!
Hi!
Today is my first day writing in English (here).
I think it´s cliché to say that iI´m using Friends (the series) to improve my pronunciation, but that´s it, t. The series helps me a lot toin improving my pronounceiation and learn bettering.
'I'm' always begins with the capital letter.
i´m looking for more similar series.
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Welcome, I hope you have a great time here.
You can check online for recommended movies/dramas for A2 English learners.
Feb. 7, 2025
Thanks!!
Feb. 8, 2025
You are welcome :)
Hi!
Today is my first day writing in English (here).
I think it´'s cliché to say that i´I'm using Friends (the series) just to improve my pronunciation, but that´s it, the series helps me a lot to pronounce and learn better.
i´mI'm also looking for more similar series.
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Beleza! Welcome
Feb. 7, 2025
Thanks!
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I think it´s cliché to say that i´m using Friends (the series) to improve my pronunciation, but that´s it, the series helps me a lot to pronounce and learn better. I think it I think it´s cliché to say that 'I'm' always begins with the capital letter. I think it´s cliché to say that "i'm" -> "I'm": Typo, but if this is a mistake, see end for explanation* but that´s it, the series helps me a lot to pronounce and learn better. -> but it helps me learn better.: We've already established that you're using Friends to improve your pronunciation, so we don't need to mention it again. *"I", the pronoun, is always capitalized no matter where it is in the sentence. Its conjunctions "I'm", "I've", "I'll", "I'd", etc. are also treated the same way. I think it´s cliché to say that i´m using Friends (the series) to improve my pronunciation, but that´s "pronounce better" is fine grammatically, it's just a bit unnatural sounding. |
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