Aug. 31, 2020
My health
I have medical check next week. I'm scared to step on a scale after lunch. Furthermore, I gained my weight
during the coronavirus lockdown...So, I should exercise hard this week！
来週健康診断がある。昼食直後に体重計にのるのは怖いなあ。コロナ自粛中に太ってしまったからなあ。今週は一生懸命運動するぞ！
I have medical checkup next week.
er...you could add at the doctor's for context or medical as well.
during the coronavirus lockdown...So,so I should exercise hard this week！!
My health
I have medical checka doctor's appointment next week.
"Doctor's appointment" is a more common way to describe a medical visit in English.
I'm scareafraid to step on a scale after lunch.
While "scared" sounds alright here, "afraid" sounds a bit more natural, as "afraid" implies worried anticipation.
Furthermore, I gained my weight
during the coronavirus lockdown...So, I should exercise hard this week！
My health
I have a medical checkup next week.
I'm scared to step on a scale after lunch.
Furthermore, I gained my weight
during the coronavirus lockdown...So, so I should exercise hard this week！
Feedback
Good job! Good luck with the checkup!
My health
I have a medical check up next week.
Generally these kind of things are referred to as check ups. A more common way to say this would be:
I have a doctor's appointment next week.
I'm scared to step on a scale after lunch.
Furthermore, I gained my weight
during the coronavirus lockdown...So, I should exercise hard this week！!
Your use of ellipses here (...) makes sense, just be aware that it's not something you would use like this in more formal writing.
Also, this should be on the same line as the previous text.
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I have medical check next week. I have a medical check up next week. Generally these kind of things are referred to as check ups. A more common way to say this would be: I have a doctor's appointment next week. I have a medical checkup next week. I have "Doctor's appointment" is a more common way to describe a medical visit in English. I have er...you could add at the doctor's for context or medical as well. |
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I'm scared to step on a scale after lunch. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! I'm While "scared" sounds alright here, "afraid" sounds a bit more natural, as "afraid" implies worried anticipation. |
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during the coronavirus lockdown...So, I should exercise hard this week！ during the coronavirus lockdown...So, I should exercise hard this week Your use of ellipses here (...) makes sense, just be aware that it's not something you would use like this in more formal writing. Also, this should be on the same line as the previous text. during the coronavirus lockdown... This sentence has been marked as perfect! during the coronavirus lockdown... |
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