Dec. 3, 2025
What is your favorite number?
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the number which I watched Cartoon Network on TV is 47, and it's also prime number. Be the way, I wanted to be physicist when I was in junior high school. I am a company employee now, though.
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My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the number which. I watched Cartoon Network on TV is 47, and it'on channel 47. It’s also a prime number.
My favorite number is 47 because Japan has 47 prefectures. I watched Cartoon Network on TV on channel 47. It’s also a prime number.
Bey the way, I wanted to be a physicist when I was in junior high school.
By the way, I wanted to be a physicist when I was in junior high school.
I am a company employee now, though. I am a company employee now, though.
Dec. 3, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I've made a few mistakes so far, but I still forget the "a" if I'm not careful.
I feel like it's easier to notice mistakes when I pronounce them out loud rather than writing them out.
What is your favorite number?
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the. It's also the channel number whichere I watched the Cartoon Network on TV is 47, and it'. Finally, 47 is also a prime number.
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures. It's also the channel number where I watched the Cartoon Network on TV. Finally, 47 is also a prime number.
Trying making smaller sentences with a clear noun and action.
Bey the way, I wanted to be a physicist when I was in junior high school.
By the way, I wanted to be a physicist when I was in junior high school.
I am a company employee now, though. I am a company employee now, though.
Changing "I am" to "I'm" will sound more natural although both are correct
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Good job! Don't forget to use articles (the, a,an etc). They're important in English
Dec. 3, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I've made a few mistakes so far, but I still forget the "a" if I'm not careful.
I feel like it's easier to notice mistakes when I pronounce them out loud rather than writing them out.
Dec. 3, 2025
Yes, reading out loud helps catch mistakes so much! We learned this in school and I'll still do it if I'm reviewing something important.
What is your favorite number?
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the numberchannel on which I watched Cartoon Network on TV is 47, and it's also prime number.
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the channel on which I watched Cartoon Network is 47, and it's also prime number.
"on TV" here is redundant since most people will be able to fill in from context.
Instead of "number" we would say "channel" in the context of TV.
Bey the way, I wanted to be physicist when I was in junior high school.
By the way, I wanted to be physicist when I was in junior high school.
I am a company employeerporate worker now, though.
I am a corporate worker now, though.
Company employee seems a bit redundant, and is also somewhat vague. I think a suitable substitute would be "corporate worker".
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The first sentence and final two seem a bit disconnected to me. I'm not sure how wanting to be a physicist relates to your favourite number?
My favourite number is 11. I don't really have a strong reason, I just like it.
Dec. 3, 2025
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I've made a few mistakes so far, but I still forget the "a" if I'm not careful.
I feel like it's easier to notice mistakes when I pronounce them out loud rather than writing them out.
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My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the number which I watched Cartoon Network on TV is 47, and it's also prime number.
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures, the "on TV" here is redundant since most people will be able to fill in from context. Instead of "number" we would say "channel" in the context of TV.
My favorite number is 47, because Japan has 47 prefectures Trying making smaller sentences with a clear noun and action.
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Be the way, I wanted to be physicist when I was in junior high school.
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I am a company employee now, though.
I am a co Company employee seems a bit redundant, and is also somewhat vague. I think a suitable substitute would be "corporate worker". I am a company employee now, though. I am a company employee now, though. Changing "I am" to "I'm" will sound more natural although both are correct I am a company employee now, though. I am a company employee now, though. |
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