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dfeslava

Jan. 13, 2026

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Today I write something short

Hi, it's me again. I came back in my plan of pulish mine skills at english.

But don´t worry, I take a count all your comentarys. And I understand that no all of you like to read a long text. Today I only have one anecdote to tell you. I am 34 male years old, Could you imagine that I hear Taylor Swift? For start I have to clarify I am not a Swiftie so why do I hear that music? Well there is a simple reason, that singer`s voice help me often to practice my listening, I can afford understand almost 80% of all the letter. and I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rythm, but I still not a Swiftie that is another level. So that is all for today. See you next time... Well last thing, I like a lot of Taylor`s song " Wood "

Bye.

Corrections

Today I wWrite sSomething sShort

Proper capitalization in your title.

I came back into my plan of puolish mineing my skills at ein English.

Fix spelling “pulish” to “polishing” and “mine” to “my”
Use “skills in English” for natural phrasing.

But don´t worry, I take a into account all your commentarys.

“Take into account” is the correct phrase.
Fix spelling “comentarys” to “comments”

And I understand that not all of you like to read a long text.

Use “not all” instead of “no all.”

I am 34 male a 34-years -old man,

Restructure “34 male years old” → “34‑year‑old man.”

Could you imagine that I hearlisten to Taylor Swift?

Use “listen to” because we directly refers to her song.

ForTo start, I have to clarify, I am not a Swiftie, so why do I hearlisten to that music?

“To start” is smoother than “For start.”
Use “listen to” instead of “hear.”

Well, there is a simple reason, thate singer`s voice helps me often to practice my listening, and I can afford understand almost 80% of all the letteryrics.

Fix possessive (“singer’s”), restructure for clarity
Replace “letter” → “lyrics.”

and I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rhythm, but I'm still not a Swiftie, that is another level.

Fix spelling “rythm” to “rhythm”
Add “I’m”

Well, last thing, I like a lot ofreally like Taylor`s song " Wood "

Use “I really like” instead of “I like a lot of” because we are referring to only one song.
Fix quotation formatting.

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Good job, keep writing! Corrections are mostly about spelling, phrasing, and sentence structure, but I enjoy reading them.

There's really no such thing as long text, as long as you enjoy writing it. There's also no problem liking Taylor Swift, whatever age you are, or whether you're a Swiftie or not. What's important is you are enjoying them and learning from it.

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dfeslava

Jan. 17, 2026

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Thank so much. I appreciate and I liked the way you correct the text.

Today I wriWrote sSomething sShort

I came back in my plan tof puolish miney skills at eEnglish.

But don´t worry, I take a into account all your comentaryrrections.

And I understand that not all of you like to read a long text.

Today I only have one anecdote to tell you.

I am a 34 male years old male,

Could you imagine that I hearlisten to Taylor Swift?

For a start I have to clarify I am not a Swiftie so why do I hearlisten to that music?

Well there is a simple reason, that singer`s voice helps me often to practice my listening often, I can afford understand almost 80% of all the lettersong.

and I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rhythm, but I am still not a Swiftie, that is another level.

Well last thing, I like a lot of Taylor`s song " Wood "

Today, I wShall Write sSomething sShort

Hi, it's me again.

I came back in my plan oforder to puolish mine skills at englishy English skills.

But don´t worry, I take a count allll of your commentaryss into account.

AndFurthermore, I understand that not all of you like to read a long text.

Today, I only have one anecdote to tell you.

I am 34 male years old, and male

Could you imagine that I hearlisten to Taylor Swift?

I would not have expected that based on your demographics, no.

For starters, I have to clarify I am not a Swiftie so why do I hearlisten to that music?

Phew

Well, there is a simple reason,: that singer`'s voice helps me often to practice my listening, I can afford understand almost 80% of all the letterthe words.

aAnd I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rythm, but I'm still not a Swiftie; that is another level.

So, that is all for today.

See you next time...

Well, one last thing, I like a lot ofreally like Taylor`'s song " Wood "

Bye.

Hi, it's me again.


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I came back in my plan of pulish mine skills at english.


I came back in my plan oforder to puolish mine skills at englishy English skills.

I came back in my plan tof puolish miney skills at eEnglish.

I came back into my plan of puolish mineing my skills at ein English.

Fix spelling “pulish” to “polishing” and “mine” to “my” Use “skills in English” for natural phrasing.

Today I write something short


Today, I wShall Write sSomething sShort

Today I wriWrote sSomething sShort

Today I wWrite sSomething sShort

Proper capitalization in your title.

I am 34 male years old,


I am 34 male years old, and male

I am a 34 male years old male,

I am 34 male a 34-years -old man,

Restructure “34 male years old” → “34‑year‑old man.”

But don´t worry, I take a count all your comentarys.


But don´t worry, I take a count allll of your commentaryss into account.

But don´t worry, I take a into account all your comentaryrrections.

But don´t worry, I take a into account all your commentarys.

“Take into account” is the correct phrase. Fix spelling “comentarys” to “comments”

And I understand that no all of you like to read a long text.


AndFurthermore, I understand that not all of you like to read a long text.

And I understand that not all of you like to read a long text.

And I understand that not all of you like to read a long text.

Use “not all” instead of “no all.”

Today I only have one anecdote to tell you.


Today, I only have one anecdote to tell you.

Today I only have one anecdote to tell you.

Could you imagine that I hear Taylor Swift?


Could you imagine that I hearlisten to Taylor Swift?

I would not have expected that based on your demographics, no.

Could you imagine that I hearlisten to Taylor Swift?

Could you imagine that I hearlisten to Taylor Swift?

Use “listen to” because we directly refers to her song.

For start I have to clarify I am not a Swiftie so why do I hear that music?


For starters, I have to clarify I am not a Swiftie so why do I hearlisten to that music?

Phew

For a start I have to clarify I am not a Swiftie so why do I hearlisten to that music?

ForTo start, I have to clarify, I am not a Swiftie, so why do I hearlisten to that music?

“To start” is smoother than “For start.” Use “listen to” instead of “hear.”

Well there is a simple reason, that singer`s voice help me often to practice my listening, I can afford understand almost 80% of all the letter.


Well, there is a simple reason,: that singer`'s voice helps me often to practice my listening, I can afford understand almost 80% of all the letterthe words.

Well there is a simple reason, that singer`s voice helps me often to practice my listening often, I can afford understand almost 80% of all the lettersong.

Well, there is a simple reason, thate singer`s voice helps me often to practice my listening, and I can afford understand almost 80% of all the letteryrics.

Fix possessive (“singer’s”), restructure for clarity Replace “letter” → “lyrics.”

and I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rythm, but I still not a Swiftie that is another level.


aAnd I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rythm, but I'm still not a Swiftie; that is another level.

and I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rhythm, but I am still not a Swiftie, that is another level.

and I have to admit that her songs have a catchy rhythm, but I'm still not a Swiftie, that is another level.

Fix spelling “rythm” to “rhythm” Add “I’m”

So that is all for today.


So, that is all for today.

See you next time...


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Well last thing, I like a lot of Taylor`s song " Wood "


Well, one last thing, I like a lot ofreally like Taylor`'s song " Wood "

Well last thing, I like a lot of Taylor`s song " Wood "

Well, last thing, I like a lot ofreally like Taylor`s song " Wood "

Use “I really like” instead of “I like a lot of” because we are referring to only one song. Fix quotation formatting.

Bye.


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Today I writte something short


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