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Jack

Nov. 17, 2020

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Journal 11/17/20

Usually, I wake up around 4 to 5 am and get up at 7 am. During this time, I will study English. After I get up, I eat breakfast, and then go to work. After work in the morning, I eat box lunch outside, and then go home and take an afternoon nap. Around 2:30 pm, I will go to work again. I get off work around 5:30pm, and then go home. After dinner, I study English until 12pm or so. In fact, even at work, I still study English as long as I am free. This passage is written during work time. Although I think I have tried hard to learn it, I still think the progress is too slow.

Corrections

After work in the morning, I eat my box lunch outside, and then go home and take an afternoon nap.

This passage iwas written during work time.

Although I think I have tried hard to learn it, I still think themy progress is too slow.

Usually, I wake up around 4 to 5 am and get up at 7 am.

During this time, I will study English.

After I get up, I eat breakfast, and then go to work.

After work in the morning, I eat a box lunch outside, and then go home and take an afternoon nap.

Around 2:30 pm, I will go to work again.

I get off work around 5:30 pm, and then go home.

After dinner, I study English until 12 pm or so.

This passage iwas written during my work time.

Or:
I wrote this passage at work.

Although I think I have tried hard to learn itEnglish, I still think themy progress is too slow.

"My progress" sounds more natural than "the progress."

Feedback

I think your English is progressing! I notice that you post a lot, which is great. When describing habitual actions, use the present tense ("I study") rather than the future tense ("I will study").

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Jack

Nov. 17, 2020

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Thank you for your praise and corrections. Thank you very much.

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Aviva

Nov. 17, 2020

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You're welcome!

Journal 11/17/20


Usually, I wake up around 4 to 5 am and get up at 7 am.


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During this time, I will study English.


During this time, I will study English.

After I get up, I eat breakfast, and then go to work.


After I get up, I eat breakfast, and then go to work.

After work in the morning, I eat box lunch outside, and then go home and take an afternoon nap.


After work in the morning, I eat a box lunch outside, and then go home and take an afternoon nap.

After work in the morning, I eat my box lunch outside, and then go home and take an afternoon nap.

Around 2:30 pm, I will go to work again.


Around 2:30 pm, I will go to work again.

I get off work around 5:30pm, and then go home.


I get off work around 5:30 pm, and then go home.

After dinner, I study English until 12pm or so.


After dinner, I study English until 12 pm or so.

In fact, even at work, I still study English as long as I am free.


This passage is written during work time.


This passage iwas written during my work time.

Or: I wrote this passage at work.

This passage iwas written during work time.

Although I think I have tried hard to learn it, I still think the progress is too slow.


Although I think I have tried hard to learn itEnglish, I still think themy progress is too slow.

"My progress" sounds more natural than "the progress."

Although I think I have tried hard to learn it, I still think themy progress is too slow.

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