Jan. 14, 2026
Do you think you are a good listener?
I think I am a good listener. I can listen to their stories with interest and a little bit asking. However, listening carefully uses a lot of energy, so I can’t keep that state more than two hours. Maybe I need to improve my concentration.
I think I am a good listener.
I can listen to otheirs' stories with interest and a little bit askingof curiosity.
I changed "their" to "others'" because in formal english writing, it is better to be specific about who you are refering to when using "their," so in order to be general I like to use "others'". I changed asking to curiosity because it makes more gramatical sense.
However, listening carefully uses a lot of energy, so I can’t keep that state more than two hours.
Maybe I need to improve my concentration.
Jan. 14, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
I wrote "their" without thinking much about it, but I'll be more careful next time.
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I can listen to their stories with interest and a little bit askingof questions.
Jan. 14, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
It's difficult to distinguish between "asking" and "question."
Do yYou tThink yYou aAre a gGood lListener?
I think I am a good listener.
I can listen to theirpeople's stories with interest, and a little bit askingcan ask questions about them.
Using "their" without mentioning who "they" are is not preferable.
However, listening carefully uses a lot of energy, so I can’t keep that state for more than two hours.
Maybe I need to improve my concentration.
Jan. 14, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
I wrote "their" without thinking much about it, but I'll be more careful next time.
Jan. 15, 2026
This response feels kind of automated, considering that you said it to everyone else the same way. It feels impersonal.
Do you think you are a good listener?
I think I am a good listener.
I can listen to theirpeople's stories with interest and a little bit askingthe occasional question.
However, listening carefully uses a lot of energy, so I can’t keepremain in that state for more than two hours.
Maybe I need to improve my concentration.
Jan. 14, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful correction.
I wrote "their" without thinking much about it, but I'll be more careful next time.
Do yYou tThink yYou aAre a gA Good lListener?
Proper capitalization with your title.
I can listen to their stories with interest and ask a little bit asking.
Restructure “a little bit asking” to “ask a little bit” for natural phrasing.
However, listening carefully uses a lot of energy, so I can’t keep that state for more than two hours.
“for” to make the time expression correct.
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Good job writing this!
It's really hard to be the listener always, but make sure to recharge your energy after. You don't have to force yourself to hear other people constantly.
Jan. 14, 2026
Thank you so much for your careful corrections.
You teach me natural-sounding expressions, which is very helpful for my studies. Even small differences can make a big difference.
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