April 5, 2022
The city I live in plants various trees and flowers, which leaves me a deep impression is cherry trees.
Since I rarely go out of my home and work place recently, I haven't found cherry blossoming that satisfies me so much.
This morning I drove my son to his workplace and saw some cherry trees on the streets that I think are much better than I saw in the early days.
The city I live in is divided into three districts. I work in Yingzhou District and my son works in Yingdong District. I rarely go to Yingdong if it's not necessary.
During the trip driving my son to his workplace, I noticed that many cherry trees are blossoming on both sides of the streets, so I decided to take some photos of them when I drive back.
Then I pulled my car into the free parking space in the slow lanes, found some cherry trees which are blooming and took photos, although I think I missed the best time of their blossoming.
I have learned that the best cherry blooming is in Japan, and I also know the domestic one is in Wuhan University, but I have never seen them in person.
Somehow, I don't think cherry blossoms in these two places can be better than those in my city, but I'm not sure.
I hope you can give me a comparison, or leave any comment after seeing the photos of the cherry blooming in our city.
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Since I am rarely go out of my home and work place recently, I haven't found cherry blossoming that satisfies me aso much.
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The city I live in plants various trees and flowers, which leaves me a deep impression is cherry trees. The city I live in plants various trees and flowers, The city I live in plants various trees and flowers, |
Since I rarely go out of my home and work place recently, I haven't found cherry blossoming that satisfies me so much. Since I rarely Since I am rarely Using 'as much' just infers that as you mentioned in your first line, you were usually left with a deep impression by cherry trees. 'As much' just signifies a lack of satisfaction in comparison. |
This morning I drove my son to his workplace and saw some cherry trees on the streets that I think are much better than I saw in the early days. This morning, I drove my son to his workplace and saw some cherry trees on the streets that This morning I drove my son to his workplace and saw some cherry trees on the streets that I think are much better than what I saw in the early days. |
The city I live in is divided into three districts. |
I work in Yingzhou District and my son works in Yingdong District. I work in Yingzhou District, and my son works in Yingdong District. |
I rarely go to Yingdong if it's not necessary. I rarely go to Yingdong |
During the trip driving my son to his workplace, I noticed that many cherry trees are blossoming on both sides of the streets, so I decided to take some photos of them when I drive back.
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Then I pulled my car into the free parking space in the slow lanes, found some cherry trees which are blooming and took photos, although I think I missed the best time of their blossoming. Th |
I have learned that the best cherry blooming is in Japan, and I also know the domestic one is in Wuhan University, but I have never seen them in person. I have |
Somehow, I don't think cherry blossoms in these two places can be better than those in my city, but I'm not sure. Somehow, I don't think the cherry blossoms in th "I'm not sure" isn't grammatically wrong, but kind of sounds off in this context, so I changed it to what would sound natural to me. |
I hope you can give me a comparison, or leave any comment after seeing the photos of the cherry blooming in our city. I hope you can give me Not really sure what you mean by "give me a comparison", so took a guess. |
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