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yone

Feb. 26, 2025

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My plan

Yesterday, I decided that I stopped eating sweets and snacks. However, One of my colleagues gave them to me during working. and, When I arrived at home, I found chocolate on the table. Of course I ate them soon. Eventually, my plan had broken soon.

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Yesterday, I decided that Io stopped eating sweets and snacks.

'to decide to...'

However, Oone of my colleagues gave them to me during working.

and, Wwhen I arrived at home, I found chocolate on the table.

Of course I ate them soon after.

Or: Of course, it wasn't long until I ate them.

EventuallyIn the end, my plan had broken soon after it began.

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yone

March 13, 2025

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Thank you very much for your sentence. I am so happy.

Yesterday, I decided that Io stopped eating sweets and snacks.

However, One of my colleagues gave themsome to me during working.

and, When I arrived at home, I found chocolate on the table.

Of course it wasn't long until I ate them soon.

The original phrase was difficult to understand, I think this is what you mean to say

Eventually, my plan had broken soonquickly failed.

A plan can't "break", you would say it "failed"

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yone

Feb. 27, 2025

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Thank you very much for your explanation. It is useful for me.

Yesterday, I decided that I stopped eating sweets and snacks.


Yesterday, I decided that Io stopped eating sweets and snacks.

Yesterday, I decided that Io stopped eating sweets and snacks.

'to decide to...'

However, One of my colleagues gave them to me during working.


However, One of my colleagues gave themsome to me during working.

However, Oone of my colleagues gave them to me during working.

and, When I arrived at home, I found chocolate on the table.


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and, Wwhen I arrived at home, I found chocolate on the table.

Of course I ate them soon.


Of course it wasn't long until I ate them soon.

The original phrase was difficult to understand, I think this is what you mean to say

Of course I ate them soon after.

Or: Of course, it wasn't long until I ate them.

Eventually, my plan had broken soon.


Eventually, my plan had broken soonquickly failed.

A plan can't "break", you would say it "failed"

EventuallyIn the end, my plan had broken soon after it began.

My plan


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