July 9, 2025
My dreams
I often dream about my future. I want to work in marketing or finance sector. I want to buy car and home for me and my family. Now I learning English because I want to go to University in Georgia. I need to improve my listening and writing. Every day I watch movies in English, write letters, and learn new English words. In the future, I want to be a journalist. I think, I can do it. Good luck to me!
My dreams
I often dream about my future.
I want to work in marketing or finance sector.
I want to buy a car and home for me and my family.
Or "for my family and I" - this is more formal
Now, I'm learning English because I want to go to Uuniversity in Georgia.
I need to improve my listening and writing.
Every day I watch movies in English, write letters, and learn new English words.
In the future, I want to be a journalist.
I think, I can do it.
"Я думаю, что... / Я считаю, что..." I think the comma is mandatory in Russian, right? There's never a comma here in English: "I think... / I think that"
Good luck to me!
Or "Wish me luck!"
Feedback
Nicely written, good job!
My dreams
I often dream about my future.
I want to work in marketing or the finance sector.
OR "I want to work in the marketing or finance sector".
I want to buy a car and a home for me and my family.
Now I'm learning English because I want to go to University in Georgia.
I need to improve my listening and writing.
Every day I watch movies in English, write letters, and learn new English words.
In the future, I want to be a journalist.
I think, I can do it.
Good luck to me!
Feedback
Good luck to you!!
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I want to work in marketing or finance sector. I want to work in marketing or the finance sector. OR "I want to work in the marketing or finance sector". I want to work in marketing or finance |
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I want to buy car and home for me and my family. I want to buy a car and a home for me and my family. I want to buy a car and home for me and my family. Or "for my family and I" - this is more formal |
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I think, I can do it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I think "Я думаю, что... / Я считаю, что..." I think the comma is mandatory in Russian, right? There's never a comma here in English: "I think... / I think that" |
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