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A Little Cold
Today's lowest temperature was two in Shanghai.
I felt a little bit cold this afternoon. Even though the office was quite warm.
I hope I am not getting the flu again.
Today's lowest temperature was two degrees (or 2C or 2°) in Shanghai.
I felt a little bit cold this afternoon.,
Eeven though the office was quite warm.
"Even though" gets used in one of two ways:
"Even through X, Y"
"Y, even though X"
In both cases, Y is an unlikely consequence of X, or something that happened despite X.
You've used in the second form, but then it needs to be in the middle of a sentence, rather than the start of one, so I combined this sentence with the previous
A Little Cold
Today's lowest temperature was two2°C in Shanghai.
I felt a little bit cold this afternoon., even though the office was quite warm.
Even though the office was quite warm.
Merge this incomplete sentence with the previous one.
I hope I am not getting the flu again.
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Take care!
Today's lowest temperature was two degrees in Shanghai.
Or 2⁰
I felt a little bit cold this afternoon.
Even though the office was quite warm.
I hope I am not getting the flu again.
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I hope so too 🙏🏾. Whenever I feel signs of cold, I start wearing cardigan and close my windows.
A Little Cold
Today's lowest temperature was two degrees in Shanghai.
I felt a little bit cold this afternoon.
Even though the office was quite warm.
I hope I am not getting the flu again.
Feedback
Great work, try some longer sentences!
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Today's lowest temperature was two in Shanghai. Today's lowest temperature was two degrees in Shanghai. Today's lowest temperature was two degrees in Shanghai. Or 2⁰ Today's lowest temperature was Today's lowest temperature was two degrees (or 2C or 2°) in Shanghai. |
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I felt a little bit cold this afternoon. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! I felt a little bit cold this afternoon I felt a little bit cold this afternoon |
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Even though the office was quite warm. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Merge this incomplete sentence with the previous one.
"Even though" gets used in one of two ways: "Even through X, Y" "Y, even though X" In both cases, Y is an unlikely consequence of X, or something that happened despite X. You've used in the second form, but then it needs to be in the middle of a sentence, rather than the start of one, so I combined this sentence with the previous |
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I hope I am not getting the flu again. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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