Aug. 3, 2025
Day 29: Camels Are the Best
They said it will be half an hour. I said okay, go on. Then I spent 2 hours on a camel's back without any water... It was cool. I mean not that cool that you think. It was very hot, but great. They're tall, I almost fell off it. But we became very good friends. But it didn't know in English, so I tried to teach it. I think it said hello quite cleverly at the end.
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I mean nNot that cool thatif/when you think. about it
Not that cool if/when you think about it
use if or when to describe whether or not you are thinking about it and say think about it instead of you think because you need to say what you are thinking about
Aug. 4, 2025
Thank you!
Day 29: Camels Are the Best
They said i, "It will be half an hour."
They said, "It will be half an hour."
I said o, "Okay, go on."
I said, "Okay, go on."
Then I spent 2 hours on a camel's back without any water...
It was cool.
I mean, not that cool that you thinkkind of cool.
I mean, not that kind of cool.
It was very hot, but great.
They're tall, and I almost fell off it.
They're tall and I almost fell off.
But we became very good friends.
But it didn't know in English, so I tried to teach it.
But it didn't know English, so I tried to teach it.
I think it said hello quite cleverlywell at the end.
I think it said hello quite well at the end.
Aug. 4, 2025
Thank you. :)
I mean, not thatas cool that youas you would think.
I mean, not as cool as you would think.
They're tall,. I almost fell off it.
They're tall. I almost fell off it.
But it didn't know in English, so I tried to teach it.
But it didn't know English, so I tried to teach it.
Aug. 4, 2025
Thank you. :)
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They said it will be half an hour.
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I said okay, go on.
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Then I spent 2 hours on a camel's back without any water... This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It was cool. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I mean not that cool that you think.
I mean, not
I mean, not that
use if or when to describe whether or not you are thinking about it and say think about it instead of you think because you need to say what you are thinking about |
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It was very hot, but great. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They're tall, I almost fell off it.
They're tall
They're tall |
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But we became very good friends. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But it didn't know in English, so I tried to teach it.
But it didn't know
But it didn't know |
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I think it said hello quite cleverly at the end.
I think it said hello quite |
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