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tzoli96

Jan. 5, 2026

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I started to watch a series

I started to watch "How i meet your mother" series to learning my english.
I plan to watch a episode every single day.
I will look up unknow words in a dictonary during episode.
I found a perfect application for it. I can save unknow words after i did it i can parctice it on this application.

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I started to watch "How iI meet your mother" series to learning my english.

I plan to watch an episode every single day.

I will look up unknow words in a dictonary during each episode.

I found a perfect application for it.

iI can parctice it on this application.

I started to watch a series

After “start”, the -ing form sounds more natural in general English but “Started to watch” isn’t wrong, but it’s less common in everyday speech.

I started to watch the series "How i meet your mother" series to learning my e English.

– “Started watching” sounds more natural than “started to watch” here.
– After “to”, use the base form of the verb (“to learn / to improve”).
– Remember to capitalize “I” and “English”.

Good choice of series — it’s great for learning natural English!

I plan to watch a episode every single day.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during each episode.

unknown is the adjective form

I can save unknown words after i did it

i can paractice it on this application.

Feedback

your sentences are easy to understand! but watch out the spelling of a few words . Keep going! ☺️

I started to watch a series

I started to watch "How i meet your mother" series to learning English. (or to improve my eEnglish.)

I plan to watch an episode every single day.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during an episode.

I found a perfect application for it.

I can save unknown words after i did itI looked up for them.

"did" is ambiguous, it is unclear what you actually did here.

iI can paractice itusing them on this application.

Feedback

Hope you can stay motivated for it!

I started to watch "How i meI Met yYour mMother" series to learning my e English.

Titles should have most words be capitalized.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during the episode.

I can save unknown words after iI did ito this.

iThen I can paractice it on this application.

App sounds more natural.

I've started to watching a series

I've started to watching the series "How i meI Met yYour mMother" series to learningto practice my eEnglish.

I plan to watch an episode every single day.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during the episode.

I found athe perfect application for it.

You could also use "app" instead of "application".

I can save unknown words, and after i did itdoing so I can practice in the application itself.

Connecting this sentence with the next one.

iI can save unknown words, and after doing so I can paractice it on thise application itself.

Connecting this sentence with the previous one.

I started to watch a series


I've started to watching a series

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I started to watch a series

After “start”, the -ing form sounds more natural in general English but “Started to watch” isn’t wrong, but it’s less common in everyday speech.

I started to watch "How i meet your mother" series to learning my english.


I've started to watching the series "How i meI Met yYour mMother" series to learningto practice my eEnglish.

I started to watch "How i meI Met yYour mMother" series to learning my e English.

Titles should have most words be capitalized.

I started to watch "How i meet your mother" series to learning English. (or to improve my eEnglish.)

I started to watch the series "How i meet your mother" series to learning my e English.

– “Started watching” sounds more natural than “started to watch” here. – After “to”, use the base form of the verb (“to learn / to improve”). – Remember to capitalize “I” and “English”. Good choice of series — it’s great for learning natural English!

I started to watch "How iI meet your mother" series to learning my english.

I plan to watch a episode every single day.


I plan to watch an episode every single day.

I plan to watch an episode every single day.

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I plan to watch an episode every single day.

I will look up unknow words in a dictonary during episode.


I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during the episode.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during the episode.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during an episode.

I will look up unknown words in a dictionary during each episode.

unknown is the adjective form

I will look up unknow words in a dictonary during each episode.

I found a perfect application for it.


I found athe perfect application for it.

You could also use "app" instead of "application".

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I can save unknow words after i did it


I can save unknown words, and after i did itdoing so I can practice in the application itself.

Connecting this sentence with the next one.

I can save unknown words after iI did ito this.

I can save unknown words after i did itI looked up for them.

"did" is ambiguous, it is unclear what you actually did here.

I can save unknown words after i did it

i can parctice it on this application.


iI can save unknown words, and after doing so I can paractice it on thise application itself.

Connecting this sentence with the previous one.

iThen I can paractice it on this application.

App sounds more natural.

iI can paractice itusing them on this application.

i can paractice it on this application.

iI can parctice it on this application.

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