Feb. 26, 2025
Why I'm Writing
Well, I have a few old digital journals; however, it has been a long time since I kept a journal. I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in any foreign language. I feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed.
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Why I'm Writing Why I'm Writing
Well, I have a few old digital journals; h. However, it has been a long time since I kept a journal.
Well, I have a few old digital journals. However, it has been a long time since I kept a journal.
I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in any foreign language.
I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing in any foreign language.
no need to put practice
I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed.
Your sentence is understandable, but you could also say:
1. I am having a hard time, but I believe I can succeed
2. It is difficult now, yet I believe I can overcome this.
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You're doing a great job. Keep writing!
Why I'm Wwriting
Why I'm writing
Well, I have a few old digital journals;, however, it has been a long time since I kept a journal.
Well, I have a few old digital journals, however, it has been a long time since I kept a journal.
I am back to journaling upon advicein order to improve my writing practice in any foreign languageEnglish.
I am back to journaling in order to improve my writing practice in English.
I feelingt is difficulty in advance, ye but I believe that I can succeed.
It is difficult but I believe that I can succeed.
Why I'm Writing
Well, I have a few old digital journals; however, it has been a long time since I kept a journal.
Upon advice, I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in any foreign language.
Upon advice, I am back to journaling to improve my writing practice in a foreign language.
It gives the sentence a better structure to put "Upon advice" at the start. Saying "a foreign language" is better because "any foreign language" makes it seem like you would benefit in all foreign languages from this practice.
I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed.
This last sentence could work well if you add "am". "advance" sounds formal but it is ok. You could substitute "advance" for "advancing" to make the sentence sound more fluid.
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This is really good overall. Especially that first sentence. Semicolons are very hard, and you nailed it.
Why I'm Writing
Well, I have a few old digital journals; however, it has been a long time since I kept a journal.
I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in any foreign language.
I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in a foreign language.
"a foreign language" or "foreign languages".
I feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed.
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Good work.
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Well, I have a few old digital journals; however, it has been a long time since I kept a journal. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Well, I have a few old digital journals
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I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in any foreign language.
I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing practice in a "a foreign language" or "foreign languages".
Upon advice, I am back to journaling It gives the sentence a better structure to put "Upon advice" at the start. Saying "a foreign language" is better because "any foreign language" makes it seem like you would benefit in all foreign languages from this practice.
I am back to journaling
I am back to journaling upon advice to improve my writing no need to put practice |
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I feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. This last sentence could work well if you add "am". "advance" sounds formal but it is ok. You could substitute "advance" for "advancing" to make the sentence sound more fluid.
I I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. I am feeling difficulty in advance, yet I believe that I can succeed. Your sentence is understandable, but you could also say: 1. I am having a hard time, but I believe I can succeed 2. It is difficult now, yet I believe I can overcome this. |
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