June 2, 2022
It was a bumper year.
I saw that the cherry tress were covered with full of cherries.
It was my friend's orchard and I went to there to buy some cherries.
The sun was a good reason of bearing abundant fruit.
Because of the spring drought it hadn't rained for a month.
It has been about eight or nine years since he had planted the trees.
But the trees hadn't yielded well until now.
But the yield was not good until now.
It looked good when I saw the cherry trees with abundant fruits.
He had blueberry trees too.
He had lots of blueberry trees and I bought four trees.
They are growing in my garden now.
But they were still planted in the pot because he said it was not good to plant it on the ground.
He said they need a well-drained soil.
If not, they would be died.
In addition to this good news, I want to say about my fig tree.
Lately I was sure it was dead.
The branches were broken easily.
Actually it was small that it wasn't over my knees.
I neglected it and I found the new leaves sprouting out from the bottom yesterday.
It was already grown about a span long.
I googled it and I found that the fig trees can't withstand the winter.
Some people dig it and locate it in the house and replant it in spring.
I didn't know that because I had lots of things to looking after.
I felt sorry about it so I dug it and replanted it another place where the soil was better.
I think I didn't know anything about the farming when I first planted it.
But now I am relaxed more than then cause I got some experience.
I will do many sort of things as well today.
Please make a correction at the next line, if it would be too complicated. Thank you.
I saw that the cherry treses were covered with full of cherries.
The sun was a good reason ofcaused them to bearing abundant fruit.
This one was a little difficult to edit...I think you want to include "good" but I'm not sure how to work it in without changing your sentence a lot. Maybe, "Thankfully, the sun caused them to bear abundant fruit" or "the sun was a good impetus/catalyst that caused them to bear abundant fruit" (impetus and catalyst are both a bit academic words but I'm not sure how else to phrase this)
It has been about eight or nine years since he had planted the trees.
I think it's okay without "had"
But the yield was not good until now.
I like this sentence better than the above one.
It looked good when I saw the cherry trees with abundant fruits.
But they were still planted in the pot because he said it was not good to plant it oin the ground.
It's a little more common to just say "they were still in the pot" but if you want to keep the word "planted" it's okay.
He said they need a well-drained soil.
If not, they would be died.
In addition to this good news, I want to say something about my fig tree.
You can say "say something about" or "talk about".
say about (X)
talk about (O)
say something about (O)
talk something about (X)
The branches were broken easilyeasily broken.
Actually it was so small that it wasdidn't overgo past my knees.
When you are talking about height it's common to say "go past".
It washad already grown about a span long.
Some people dig it up and locatekeep it in the house and replant it in spring.
"dig (something) up" = take it out of the ground
It's not wrong to say "locate it in the house" but I think "keep" sounds more natural here.
I didn't know that because I had lots of things to looking after.
I felt sorry about it so I dug it up and replanted it another place where the soil was better.
But now I am more relaxed more than then cause I got some experience.
I will do many other sorts of things as well today.
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Good job!
It was a bumper year
It was a bumper year.
I saw that the cherry treses were covered with cherries. / I saw that the trees were full of cherries.
You don't need to add "cherry" to "cherry trees" since it is repetitive. :)
It was my friend's orchard and I went to there to buy some cherries.
The sun was a goodthe reason ofwhy the trees were bearing abundant fruit.
Because of the spring drought it hadn't rained for a month.
It has been about eight or nine years since he had planted the trees.
But the trees hadn't yielded well until now.
But the yield was not good until now.
It looked good when I saw the cherry trees with abundant fruits.
He had blueberry trees too.
He had lots of blueberry trees, and I bought four trees.
They are growing in my garden now.
But they were still planted in the pot because he said it was not good to plant it on the ground.
He said they need a well-drained soil.
If not, they would be died.
In addition to this good news, I want to saytalk about my fig tree.
Lately I was sure it was dead.
The branches were broken easily.
Actually it was so small that it wasdidn't overreach my knees.
I neglected it, and I found the new leaves sprouting out from the bottom yesterday.
It washad already grown about a span long.
I googled it and I found that the fig trees can't withstand the winter.
Some people dig it up and relocate it in the house and replant it in the spring.
I didn't know that because I had lots of things to looking after.
I felt sorry aboutfor it so I dug it up and replanted it in another place where the soil was better.
I think I didn't know anything about the farming when I first planted it.
But now I am more relaxed more thanthan back then because I got sommore experience.
Today, I will do many sort of things as well today.
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Very interesting! Great job! :)
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It was a bumper year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I saw that the cherry tress were covered with full of cherries. I saw that the You don't need to add "cherry" to "cherry trees" since it is repetitive. :) I saw that the cherry tre |
It was my friend's orchard and I went to there to buy some cherries. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
The sun was a good reason of bearing abundant fruit. The sun was The sun This one was a little difficult to edit...I think you want to include "good" but I'm not sure how to work it in without changing your sentence a lot. Maybe, "Thankfully, the sun caused them to bear abundant fruit" or "the sun was a good impetus/catalyst that caused them to bear abundant fruit" (impetus and catalyst are both a bit academic words but I'm not sure how else to phrase this) |
Because of the spring drought it hadn't rained for a month. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
It has been about eight or nine years since he had planted the trees. This sentence has been marked as perfect! It has been about eight or nine years since he I think it's okay without "had" |
But the trees hadn't yielded well until now. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
But the yield was not good until now. This sentence has been marked as perfect! But the yield was not good until now. I like this sentence better than the above one. |
It looked good when I saw the cherry trees with abundant fruits. This sentence has been marked as perfect! It looked good when I saw the cherry trees with abundant fruit |
He had blueberry trees too. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
He had lots of blueberry trees and I bought four trees. He had lots of blueberry trees, and I bought four trees. |
They are growing in my garden now. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
But they were still planted in the pot because he said it was not good to plant it on the ground. This sentence has been marked as perfect! But they were still It's a little more common to just say "they were still in the pot" but if you want to keep the word "planted" it's okay. |
He said they need a well-drained soil. He said they need He said they need |
If not, they would be died. If not, they would If not, they would |
In addition to this good news, I want to say about my fig tree. In addition to this good news, I want to In addition to this good news, I want to say something about my fig tree. You can say "say something about" or "talk about". say about (X) talk about (O) say something about (O) talk something about (X) |
Lately I was sure it was dead. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
The branches were broken easily. This sentence has been marked as perfect! The branches were |
Actually it was small that it wasn't over my knees. Actually it was so small that it Actually it was so small that it When you are talking about height it's common to say "go past". |
I neglected it and I found the new leaves sprouting out from the bottom yesterday. I neglected it, and I found |
It was already grown about a span long. It It |
I googled it and I found that the fig trees can't withstand the winter. I googled it and I found that |
Some people dig it and locate it in the house and replant it in spring. Some people dig it up and relocate it in the house and replant it in the spring. Some people dig it up and "dig (something) up" = take it out of the ground It's not wrong to say "locate it in the house" but I think "keep" sounds more natural here. |
I didn't know that because I had lots of things to looking after. I didn't know that because I had lots of things to look I didn't know that because I had lots of things to look |
I felt sorry about it so I dug it and replanted it another place where the soil was better. I felt sorry I felt sorry about it so I dug it up and replanted it another place where the soil was better. |
I think I didn't know anything about the farming when I first planted it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
But now I am relaxed more than then cause I got some experience. But now I am more relaxed But now I am more relaxed |
I will do many sort of things as well today. Today, I will do many sort of things as well I will do many other sorts of things as well today. |
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