March 22, 2025
What Has Been Your Greatest Failure in Life?
I can't choose the one of my greatest failure in life. There were too many failures in my life and these have remained in my mind one by one clearly. But it's OK. I'm happy now and keep improving myself.
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I can't choose thejust one of my greatest failures in life.
I can't choose just one of my greatest failures in life.
There wereI've had too many failures in my life and these have all remained clearly in my mind one by one clearly.
I've had too many failures in my life and these have all remained clearly in my mind.
But it's OK.
I'm happy now and keep improving myself. I'm happy now and keep improving myself.
We don't normally say "improving myself" but rather "getting better" or simply "I keep improving over time"
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Well done over all. Often it's a just a little word that sounds a bit off, but we clearly understand everything!
March 23, 2025
Thank you very much for the careful correction.
What Has Been Your Greatest Failure in Life?
I can't choose the one of my greatest failures in life. I can't choose the one of my greatest failures in life.
There were too many failures in my life and these have remained in my mind one by one clearly.
But it's OK.
I'm happy now and I keep improving myself. I'm happy now and I keep improving myself.
March 23, 2025
Thank you for the correction.
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I can't choose the one of my greatest failure in life. I can't choose the one of my greatest failures in life. I can't choose the one of my greatest failures in life.
I can't choose |
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There were too many failures in my life and these have remained in my mind one by one clearly. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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But it's OK. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm happy now and keep improving myself. I'm happy now and I keep improving myself. I'm happy now and I keep improving myself. I'm happy now and keep improving myself. I'm happy now and keep improving myself. We don't normally say "improving myself" but rather "getting better" or simply "I keep improving over time" |
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