Hi Curiosity345!
I can't believe you remember me haha. During the break I mostly slept about ten hours a day because I was exhausted from socializing. Being an introvert that hadn't socialized in a large group of people for months, my energy was very low after going out three days in a row. I also had fun in my pool, tidied up my room and watched Netflix a lot.

Oh, that's a good method, as you can see your writing as a whole and not fragmented in corrected sentences (that also take a lot of space). I also prefer to study from paper that form the computer, so I may try it.

Thank you!

Hi Naza,

Great to hear you were able to relax and recharge during your break! Yes, I'm an extrovert (mostly) haha, but being social does take a lot of energy out of you! You deserve the rest time. Ohh sounds like you had a nice relaxing break! I also need to tidy up my room as well, since I've been neglecting it with the school work.

We are also officially on break (in the US)! So I hope I can relax but also do things that I've been putting off during the semester and accomplish my goals for the end of this year. I just wanted to give myself some motivation and joined Instagram with a studygram account! I remember you wrote an older post about spending too much time on IG, so maybe starting a studygram account can be an outlet/counter to keep you motivated but still connected socially? Just a suggestion :)

Yes, you're right it does take a lot of paper as well! Haha. If you do try this method out, please let me know if it's helpful or not.

Wishing you the best,
Curiosity345

Thank you! I definitely will!

Also, I don't think you overshare. Something I like about LangCorrect is that we are free to share as much or as little as we want and stay as anonymous as we like. I think it's interesting when people write about their lives and I always look forward to reading what people write, especially when I feel like I have gotten to know them through their previous entries :)

If it helps, I like what you write and I think you do it very well. You'll eventually get where you want to if you keep practicing and studying. I also wanted you to know that even native speakers make mistakes, so you are more than allowed to make them too.

Something that I love doing when studying English pronunciation is mimicking someone. If you think someone's pronunciation is good, try to repeat what they've said how they said it. Music, videos and series can help. Try to find things that suit your interests so that you'll enjoy learning. If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to contact me.

Thank you for your kind words, your advice and the links. I'll try the flash card method.

Thank you! I also like it when people do it. However, I sometimes worry about having shared a lot because I feel very comfortable here. It feels good.

Thank you! That's a good idea, I will look for native speakers to mimic :)