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Loreit10

Oct. 7, 2025

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History Lover

My love for history began when I traveled for the first time with my grandparents to Italy. It wasn't my first time in Italy, but it was the first time I started to acknowledge how full of history that country is. My grandfather was passionate about history, and being with him on that trip was such a blessing because he taught me everything he knew about Italian history. He was born in Italy and went to school there. He lived in Rome for several years, and his real interest was Roman history, which was what he taught me the most.
After that trip, my love for history started in an obsessive way. Once I was back home, I started to buy books, games, and everything history related. My main focus was Roman history, since I had my grandpa, who was like a personal teacher for me. But my curiosity did not stop there: I read some books about medieval history that made me so interested in that era. Famous people like Saladin, Charlemagne, Barbarossa, and many others capture my attention. I began to learn about them and how many of their story was connected or caused something that affected others later on.
I think history is fascinating, and it makes you know why things are the way they are today. I also feel that learning this subject is like a chain reaction because one thing always leads to another. I would always recommend people to read about history, any time period, or a historical figure they are interested in. I can assure you will have a really good time and you will gain a lot of knowledge.

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My love for history began when I traveled for the first time, newly along with my grandparents, to Italy.

for the first time is connected as if you mean this to Italy. It's an uncommon sentence but saying newly works nice.

IWhile it wasn't my first time in Italy, but itthis was the first time I started to acknowledge how full of history thate country is.

This is a prepositional phrase so we can do it with while and not but. And it's interesting it helps the previous sentence. That/The is a matter of emphasis and here I think to emphasize the word country instead of the word Italy.

My grandfather was passionate about history, and being with him on that trip was such a blessing because he taught me everything he knew about Italian history.

He was born in Italy and went to school there.

He lived in Rome for several years, and his real interest was Roman history, which was what he taught me the most.

After that trip, my love for history started in anhistory, which I now love, was my obsessive wayon.

Once I was back home, I started tochanging what I buy. books, games, and everything, all history related.

My main focus was Roman history, since I had my grandpa, who was like a personal teacher for methe catalyst.

Catalytic is a constructivist teaching style which is less vague and is an explanation.

But my curiosity did not stop there: I read some books about medieval history that made , and became so interested in that era too.

Famous people like Saladin, Charlemagne, Barbarossa, and many others capture my attention.

I began to learn about them and how many of their story wasies were connected , and/or caused something that affected others later on.

And/or is a real word.

I think history is fascinating, and it makes you knowit explains and can lead to knowledge of why things are the way they are today.

I also feel that learning this subject is like a chain reaction because one thing always leads to another.

I would always recommend people to read aboutthe history, of any time period, or about any historical figure they are interested in.

I can assure you will have a really good time and you will gain a lot of knowledge.

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My dad loves history and videogames.. I love videogames for better or worse.

My love for history began when I traveled for the first time with my grandparents to Italy.

My grandfather was (passionate about history), and beingspending time with him on that trip was such a blessing because he taught me everything he knew about (Italian history).

The word history gets a little repetitive by the end of this sentence, maybe try using other forms of the same word (e.g. obsessed about his historical passions).

For Italian history you could be more specific or point out what you found interesting (e.g. Italy and their origins in xyz // Italian revolution)

After that trip, my love for history started in anbecame obsessive way.

My main focus was also Roman history, since I had my grandpa, who was like a personal teacher for me(courtesy/because) of grandpa. He was my greatest mentor.

Famous people like Saladin, Charlemagne, Barbarossa, and many others captured my attention.

stay in the past tense since you're still speaking of the past

I began to learn about them and how many of their story wasies were connected or caused something that affected others later on.

I think history is fascinating, and it makes you knowunderstand why things are the way they are today.

I also feel that learning this subject is like a chain reaction because one thing always leads to another.

I wouldill always recommend people to read about history, any timregardless of the period, or a historical figure they are interested in.

would is used when you have an uncertain future. Will is more appropriate since you're not going to change your behavior in the future.

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Most of my comments were to help add more flow to the text, but overall there weren't any mistakes. Nice work.

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I really enjoyed reading this, good job ✨

My main focus was Roman history, since I had my grandpa, who was like a personal teacher for me.


My main focus was also Roman history, since I had my grandpa, who was like a personal teacher for me(courtesy/because) of grandpa. He was my greatest mentor.

My main focus was Roman history, since I had my grandpa, who was like a personal teacher for methe catalyst.

Catalytic is a constructivist teaching style which is less vague and is an explanation.

But my curiosity did not stop there: I read some books about medieval history that made me so interested in that era.


But my curiosity did not stop there: I read some books about medieval history that made , and became so interested in that era too.

My grandfather was passionate about history, and being with him on that trip was such a blessing because he taught me everything he knew about Italian history.


My grandfather was (passionate about history), and beingspending time with him on that trip was such a blessing because he taught me everything he knew about (Italian history).

The word history gets a little repetitive by the end of this sentence, maybe try using other forms of the same word (e.g. obsessed about his historical passions). For Italian history you could be more specific or point out what you found interesting (e.g. Italy and their origins in xyz // Italian revolution)

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He was born in Italy and went to school there.


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He lived in Rome for several years, and his real interest was Roman history, which was what he taught me the most.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I began to learn about them and how many of their story was connected or caused something that affected others later on.


I began to learn about them and how many of their story wasies were connected or caused something that affected others later on.

I began to learn about them and how many of their story wasies were connected , and/or caused something that affected others later on.

And/or is a real word.

I think history is fascinating, and it makes you know why things are the way they are today.


I think history is fascinating, and it makes you knowunderstand why things are the way they are today.

I think history is fascinating, and it makes you knowit explains and can lead to knowledge of why things are the way they are today.

I also feel that learning this subject is like a chain reaction because one thing always leads to another.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I would always recommend people to read about history, any time period, or a historical figure they are interested in.


I wouldill always recommend people to read about history, any timregardless of the period, or a historical figure they are interested in.

would is used when you have an uncertain future. Will is more appropriate since you're not going to change your behavior in the future.

I would always recommend people to read aboutthe history, of any time period, or about any historical figure they are interested in.

Famous people like Saladin, Charlemagne, Barbarossa, and many others capture my attention.


Famous people like Saladin, Charlemagne, Barbarossa, and many others captured my attention.

stay in the past tense since you're still speaking of the past

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

After that trip, my love for history started in an obsessive way.


After that trip, my love for history started in anbecame obsessive way.

After that trip, my love for history started in anhistory, which I now love, was my obsessive wayon.

Once I was back home, I started to buy books, games, and everything history related.


Once I was back home, I started tochanging what I buy. books, games, and everything, all history related.

It wasn't my first time in Italy, but it was the first time I started to acknowledge how full of history that country is.


IWhile it wasn't my first time in Italy, but itthis was the first time I started to acknowledge how full of history thate country is.

This is a prepositional phrase so we can do it with while and not but. And it's interesting it helps the previous sentence. That/The is a matter of emphasis and here I think to emphasize the word country instead of the word Italy.

History Lover


My love for history began when I traveled for the first time with my grandparents to Italy.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

My love for history began when I traveled for the first time, newly along with my grandparents, to Italy.

for the first time is connected as if you mean this to Italy. It's an uncommon sentence but saying newly works nice.

I can assure you will have a really good time and you will gain a lot of knowledge.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

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