Feb. 5, 2021
Translation Practice
This is a true story! I am a bricklayer who once worked for a family. The landlord would help me for half a day every Sunday! I worked at his home for two months, and every Sunday he works as my assistant. Later, I learned that he is the secretary of a provincial party committee! I dare not mention his name. He taught me to keep a low profile and everyone is equal. Unfortunately, my educational level is too low, so he always told me that I must study more. This life is enough! Thank you.
Correction Settings
This is a true story!.
This is a true story.
Not very sentence needs to end in an exclamation point.
I worked at his home for two months, and every Sunday he worksed as my assistant.
I worked at his home for two months, and every Sunday he worked as my assistant.
He taught me to keep a low profile and that everyone is equal. He taught me to keep a low profile and that everyone is equal.
Feb. 9, 2021
Thank you very much.
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Translation Practice |
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This is a true story!
This is a true story Not very sentence needs to end in an exclamation point. |
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I am a bricklayer who once worked for a family. |
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The landlord would help me for half a day every Sunday! |
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I worked at his home for two months, and every Sunday he works as my assistant.
I worked at his home for two months, and every Sunday he work |
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Later, I learned that he is the secretary of a provincial party committee! |
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I dare not mention his name. |
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He taught me to keep a low profile and everyone is equal. He taught me to keep a low profile and that everyone is equal. He taught me to keep a low profile and that everyone is equal. |
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Unfortunately, my educational level is too low, so he always told me that I must study more. |
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This life is enough! |
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Thank you. |
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