Nov. 26, 2020
Journal 11/26/20
Now, the temperature outside is between 4 to 7 degrees Celsius. You feel a bit colder when you stand outside, and your nose will run a little. But when you get on the high speed train, it is pretty warmer. I estimate that the temperature on the train is at least more than 20 degrees Celsius, and you feel really comfortable. An hour trip will pass quickly, then I arrive at my home city.
Journal 11/26/20
Now, the temperature outside is between 4 to 7 degrees Celsius.
You feel a bit colder when you stand outside, and your nose will run a little.
But when you get on the high speed train, it is prettymuch warmer.
I estimate that the temperature on the train is at least more than 20 degrees Celsius, and you feel really comfortable.
"at least" or "more" not both: "... is at least 20 degrees ..." or "... is more than 20 degrees ..."
An hour trip will pass quickly, then I arrive at my home city.
Nov. 26, 2020
Thank you very much.
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Journal 11/26/20 This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Now, the temperature outside is between 4 to 7 degrees Celsius. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You feel a bit colder when you stand outside, and your nose will run a little. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But when you get on the high speed train, it is pretty warmer. But when you get on the high speed train, it is |
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I estimate that the temperature on the train is at least more than 20 degrees Celsius, and you feel really comfortable. I estimate that the temperature on the train is "at least" or "more" not both: "... is at least 20 degrees ..." or "... is more than 20 degrees ..." |
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An hour trip will pass quickly, then I arrive at my home city. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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