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b230tri

May 30, 2022

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It rained but a few.

Days were too dry. My crops haven't been doing well. Almost everyday I have watered but it couldn't be enough. The water couldn't soak inside soil more than 1 cm. I desperately needed the rain. Finally the rain came but it was very disappointed. For a month, during a month the rain wasn't falling. Not at all. The soil had dried, the crops had been weakened.
I had mulched around the crops with weeds clippings to prevent the evaporation of moisture but I think it was a mistake in other view. Because when I watered, the water couldn't get through the mulching and reach to soil. Still, the dryness around the crops couldn't be solved.
I peeled off the mulching today. I put them down on the furrow. And I broke down some ridges to make it lower. I thought some ridges were too high. I made them high intentionally because the type of the soil was clay soil so the drainage was not good. I plowed down again and made it lower. I could find some tunnel made by moles. The roots were floating so that they couldn't settle down. I broke that tunnels. I had expected the crops to do well but I guess it would be as not good as like every years it did. I realized I was still greenhorn of farming.

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It rained but a fewonly for a few days.

DMost days were too dry.

My crops haven't been doing well.

Almost everyday I have watered them but it couldhasn't been enough.

The water couldn't soak insidthe soil more than 1 cm.

I desperately needed the rain.

Finally the rain came but it was very disappointeding.

For a month, during a month the rain wasdidn't fallingcome.

Not at all.

The soil had dried, the crops had been weakened.

I had mulched around the crops with weeds clippings to prevent the evaporation of moisture but I think it was a mistake in other viewhindsight/retrospect.

Because when I watered the crops, the water couldn't get through the mulching and reach tohe soil.

Still, the dryness around the crops couldn't be solved.

I peeled off the mulching today.

I put them down on the furrow.

And I broke down some ridges to make it lower.

I thought some ridges were too high.

I made them high intentionally because the type of the soil was clay soil so the drainage was not good.

I plowed down again and made it lower.

I cfould find some tunnel made by moles.

The roots were floating so that they couldn't settle down.

I broke thate tunnels.

I realized I was still a greenhorn ofin farming.

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Great job! :)

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b230tri

June 2, 2022

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Thank you !

It rained, but a fewnot enough.

DMost days were too dry.

Almost everyday I have watered but it couldn't bemy crops, but it wasn't enough.

You need to add a noun after 'watered' for the sentence to make sense :)

The water couldn't soak inside soilpenetrate more than 1 cm of soil.

Finally the rain came but it was very dissappointeding.

You would usually say that a person is 'disappointed', whereas a situation is 'disappointing'

For a month, during a month the rain wasn't fallingThere was no rain for one whole month.

Notne at all.

The soil had dried up, the crops had beenbecame weakenedr too.

I had mulched around the crops with weeds clippings to prevent the evaporation of moisture but I think it was a mistake in other view.

Because when I watered, the water couldn't get through the mulching and reach tohe soil.

I plowed downthe plot again and made it lower.

Not sure here what 'making it lower' means.

I cfould find some tunnels made by moles.

Past tense here.

The roots of my crops were floating so thatose so they couldn't settle down.

I brokecovered up thate tunnels.

I had expected the crops to do well but I guess it wouldthey might not be as not good as like every years it didprevious years.

I realized I was still greenhorn of farming.

Not sure what greenhorn means!

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Enjoyed the topic of this journal. Hoping that you get some rain soon and your crops become strong and sturdy :) Mulching is good to prevent water from evaporating after a period of rain, but if there is no rain it might not be as useful. We have the opposite problem here in the U.K. It rains way too much and I have loads of slugs and snails eating my vegetables!

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b230tri

May 31, 2022

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The roots of my crops were floating so thatose so they couldn't settle down.

Sorry, I can't understand this word. 'oose'?

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vitasoyboi

May 31, 2022

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Sorry, I can't understand this word. 'oose'?

Loose

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b230tri

May 31, 2022

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Loose

Oh I see. Thank you so much for correcting. I have a question. The roots literally were floated above the mole tunnels. The tunnels went through right under the roots. Could you still say 'the roots were loose'?

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vitasoyboi

June 2, 2022

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Hm it's a tricky sentence! But I understand it more now after your explanation. I still wouldn't say 'floating' because that usually implies something is in water. I think you could say "the roots of my crops were visible above the mole tunnels" and people would understand what you mean.

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b230tri

June 2, 2022

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Hm it's a tricky sentence! But I understand it more now after your explanation. I still wouldn't say 'floating' because that usually implies something is in water. I think you could say "the roots of my crops were visible above the mole tunnels" and people would understand what you mean.

Oh, I see. I didn't know float implies something is in water. Thank you.

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vitasoyboi

June 2, 2022

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Oh, I see. I didn't know float implies something is in water. Thank you.

Not all of the time. Sometimes a smell can 'float' in the air, or clouds can 'float' in the sky, but it's usually specific things that float. Sorry more complication XD

Almost everyday I have watered but it couldn't be enough.


Almost everyday I have watered but it couldn't bemy crops, but it wasn't enough.

You need to add a noun after 'watered' for the sentence to make sense :)

Almost everyday I have watered them but it couldhasn't been enough.

The water couldn't soak inside soil more than 1 cm.


The water couldn't soak inside soilpenetrate more than 1 cm of soil.

The water couldn't soak insidthe soil more than 1 cm.

I desperately needed the rain.


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Finally the rain came but it was very disappointed.


Finally the rain came but it was very dissappointeding.

You would usually say that a person is 'disappointed', whereas a situation is 'disappointing'

Finally the rain came but it was very disappointeding.

It rained but a few.


It rained, but a fewnot enough.

It rained but a fewonly for a few days.

Days were too dry.


DMost days were too dry.

DMost days were too dry.

My crops haven't been doing well.


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For a month, during a month the rain wasn't falling.


For a month, during a month the rain wasn't fallingThere was no rain for one whole month.

For a month, during a month the rain wasdidn't fallingcome.

Not at all.


Notne at all.

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

The soil had dried, the crops had been weakened.


The soil had dried up, the crops had beenbecame weakenedr too.

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I had mulched around the crops with weeds clippings to prevent the evaporation of moisture but I think it was a mistake in other view.


I had mulched around the crops with weeds clippings to prevent the evaporation of moisture but I think it was a mistake in other view.

I had mulched around the crops with weeds clippings to prevent the evaporation of moisture but I think it was a mistake in other viewhindsight/retrospect.

Because when I watered, the water couldn't get through the mulching and reach to soil.


Because when I watered, the water couldn't get through the mulching and reach tohe soil.

Because when I watered the crops, the water couldn't get through the mulching and reach tohe soil.

Still, the dryness around the crops couldn't be solved.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I peeled off the mulching today.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I put them down on the furrow.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

And I broke down some ridges to make it lower.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I thought some ridges were too high.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I made them high intentionally because the type of the soil was clay soil so the drainage was not good.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I plowed down again and made it lower.


I plowed downthe plot again and made it lower.

Not sure here what 'making it lower' means.

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I could find some tunnel made by moles.


I cfould find some tunnels made by moles.

Past tense here.

I cfould find some tunnel made by moles.

The roots were floating so that they couldn't settle down.


The roots of my crops were floating so thatose so they couldn't settle down.

The roots were floating so that they couldn't settle down.

I broke that tunnels.


I brokecovered up thate tunnels.

I broke thate tunnels.

I had expected the crops to do well but I guess it would be as not good as like every years it did.


I had expected the crops to do well but I guess it wouldthey might not be as not good as like every years it didprevious years.

I realized I was still greenhorn of farming.


I realized I was still greenhorn of farming.

Not sure what greenhorn means!

I realized I was still a greenhorn ofin farming.

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