July 15, 2025
I very like Italy. I think art countary, ancient building and history. Have a different musuems. History of Rome very long. Venessia interesting city because the city sarrounded by water but water is rising and it is becoming a dangerous situation.
I verreally like Italy.
A bit informal, but grammatically correct.
I think art countary,especially like Italian art, the ancient buildings and Italian history.
I wasn’t quite sure what you wanted to say here, so simply made the sentence correct.
Have aI like the many different musuems.
HAlso, the history of Rome is a very long history.
Venessiaice is also an interesting city because the city sais surrounded by water but. However, the water is rising and it is becoming a dangerous situations endangering the city.
I very like Italy very much.
"To like very much" is a standard intensifier here. It's also completely appropriate to say "I love Italy" in this context.
I think artit's a countary of art, ancient buildings and history.
Have aIt has different musueums.
This sentence needs a subject, so I added 'it' at the beginning. "Various museums" would also sound good in this sentence, but the choice is yours.
HThe history of Rome is very long.
There is a missing verb in this sentence.
Venessiaice is an interesting city because the city sais surrounded by water, but the water is rising and it is becoming a dangerous situation.
Venezia is "Venice" in English.
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Very interesting reflection! I like Italy too, and I was glad to read more about it from your perspective. Focus on ensuring that every sentence has a subject and a verb. Once you have that, your writing will sound much more natural. Good work!
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I verreally like Italy.
I think it's mainly an art countary,. They've got lots of ancient buildings and history.
HThey also have a different types of musueums.
HAnd (I heard that) the history of Rome very longis extensive.
Venessiaice (?) is an interesting city because the city's saurrounded by water, but since the water is rising and it isit's quickly becoming a dangerous situationplace.
Not sure what city you meant so I chose the closest match.
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Generally, we capitalise all words in a title.
I very like Italy very much.
Alternatively: "I love Italy."
I think art countit is a country of aryt, ancient buildings and history.
Have a differentIt (also) has many musueums.
HThe history of Rome is very long.
Venessiaice is an interesting city because the cityit is saurrounded by water, but the water is rising and it is becoming a dangerous situation.
My favorite countiry My Generally, we capitalise all words in a title. My favorite count |
I very like Italy. I Alternatively: "I love Italy." I I "To like very much" is a standard intensifier here. It's also completely appropriate to say "I love Italy" in this context. I A bit informal, but grammatically correct. |
I think art countary, ancient building and history. I think I think it's mainly an art count I think I I wasn’t quite sure what you wanted to say here, so simply made the sentence correct. |
Have a different musuems.
This sentence needs a subject, so I added 'it' at the beginning. "Various museums" would also sound good in this sentence, but the choice is yours.
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History of Rome very long.
There is a missing verb in this sentence.
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Venessia interesting city because the city sarrounded by water but water is rising and it is becoming a dangerous situation. Ven Ven Not sure what city you meant so I chose the closest match. Ven Venezia is "Venice" in English. Ven |
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