June 23, 2025
Today I am writing on langcorrect to practice my English. I am not doing something special but I am just telling my journey. The aim of this novel is to conjugate correctly the present tense. I begin by this tense because it is the most simple.
I am agree with you that my novel is not very interesting now but I always doing an athletic competition where I broke my record on 400 meters. I also encourage my friends who jump, they practice the triple jump.
I finish my day in eating with my family and we are doing a cart game which call belote and misfortune I lose the game.
My journaey
Today I am writing on lLangcCorrect to practice my English.
I a'm not doing someanything special but I a, I'm just telling my journey.
"But" seems contradictory to the earlier part of "I'm not doing something special", and "anything" is used with not instead of "something".
The aim of this novel is to conjugate correctly the present tense correctly.
I am agree with you that my novel is not very interesting now, but I'm always doing an athletic competition where I broke my record onf 400 meters.
I also encourage my friends who jump, and they practice their triple jump.
I finish my day inby eating with my family, and we are doingdo a cartd game which is called belote and misunfortuneately, I loset the game.
My jJournaey
Today, I am writing on lLangcCorrect to practice my English.
I am not doing someanything special but I am, just telling my journey.
The aim of this noveltext is to practice conjugateing correctly in the present tense.
I'm begin byning with this tense because it is the most simple.
I am agree with you that my novelwriting is not very interesting now but. I always doing an athletic competition where Is and I recently (?) broke my record on the 400 meters.
I was a little confused about what you meant here. 😅
Note: "400 meter" is short for "400 meter dash" or "400 meter race" so you don't need the "s".
I also encourage my friends who do jump, ting. They practice the triple jump.
I finished my day inby eating with my family and. We we are doplaying a cartd game which called belote and mis, unfortuneately, I loset the game.
Feedback
Good start. Unfortunately, some of these sentences have to be in the past tense to make sense. 🙃
My journayl
Today, I am writing on lLangcorrect to practice my English.
I am not doing someanything special, but I am just tellalking my journeabout my day.
Je ne suis pas sûr si tu essaies de traduire "journée" ici, qui serait "day".
The aim of this novejournal is to conjugate correctlyrrectly conjugate the present tense.
"Novel" veut dire "roman" en français
I'm begin byning with this tense because it is the most simple.
Tu pourrais aussi dire "because it is the simplest" (optionnel)
I am agree with you that my novejournal is not very interesting now butfor now. I always doing an athletic competition where I broke my record on 400 meters.
For a more natural-sounding sentence, you could say "We can probably agree that my journal is not very interesting for now" (since you don't know exactly what the reader is thinking).
I also encourage my friends who jump, they practice the triple jump.
I finishend my day inby eating with my family and we are doplaying a cartd game which call called "belote," and misunfortuneately I lose the game.
My jDay / Journaey
Here, I am not sure if you mean to speak about your journey or your day (journée), so I offered both. A "journey" in English = voyage, but we often speak about our progress on a subject as a journey, so either could be correct, depending on your intention.
Titles in English have special capitalization rules.
Today, I am writing on lLangcCorrect to practice my English.
I am not doing something special but I am, just tellalking about my journey/day.
Same feedback about journey/day as above.
Even better: I am not doing ANYTHING special instead of SOMETHING special, since it is a negative/absence
The aim of this novelpost/entry is to conjugate correctly the present tense.
A novel = roman. For the writings such as what we do on LangCorrect, we can refer to as posts or entries.
I begin bywith this tense because it is the most simplest.
"Most simple" is not incorrect, but more naturally you would say "simplest."
I am agree with you that my novelpost is not very interesting nowtoday, but I always doingstill did an athletic competition where I broke my record on 400 meters.
Hopefully I understood your meaning on this correction. Congratulations on your record!
I also encourage my friends who jump, they practice the triple jump.
I finish my day inby eating with my family and we are doplaying a cartd game which call bcalled Belote and mMisfortune, where I lose the game.
Correction while maintaining the present tense.
Feedback
Bravo, continuez comme ça
My journay My Here, I am not sure if you mean to speak about your journey or your day (journée), so I offered both. A "journey" in English = voyage, but we often speak about our progress on a subject as a journey, so either could be correct, depending on your intention. Titles in English have special capitalization rules. My journa My My journ |
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The aim of this novel is to conjugate correctly the present tense. The aim of this A novel = roman. For the writings such as what we do on LangCorrect, we can refer to as posts or entries. The aim of this "Novel" veut dire "roman" en français The aim of this The aim of this novel is to conjugate |
I begin by this tense because it is the most simple. I begin "Most simple" is not incorrect, but more naturally you would say "simplest." I'm begin Tu pourrais aussi dire "because it is the simplest" (optionnel) I'm begin |
I am agree with you that my novel is not very interesting now but I always doing an athletic competition where I broke my record on 400 meters. I Hopefully I understood your meaning on this correction. Congratulations on your record! I For a more natural-sounding sentence, you could say "We can probably agree that my journal is not very interesting for now" (since you don't know exactly what the reader is thinking). I I was a little confused about what you meant here. 😅 Note: "400 meter" is short for "400 meter dash" or "400 meter race" so you don't need the "s". I |
I also encourage my friends who jump, they practice the triple jump. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I also encourage my friends who I also encourage my friends who do jump I also encourage my friends who jump, and they practice their triple jump. |
I finish my day in eating with my family and we are doing a cart game which call belote and misfortune I lose the game. I finish my day Correction while maintaining the present tense. I I finished my day I finish my day |
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