Aug. 25, 2020
Reading #2
Yesterday, I was thinking of buying a book to practice English and maybe learn something new.
I decided to buy three books—The Selfish Gene, The Blind Watchmaker, and A Universe From Nothing.
The first two books are written by Richard Dawkins. The Selfish Gene shows evolution from the perspective of a gene.
The Blind Watchmaker explains evolution as well. I can't tell the difference between these two. I guess I'll find out, and maybe I'll let you know.
The author of the book Universe From Nothing is Lawrence M. Krauss. It tells us—as the title suggests—how the universe came to exist and many more.
I can't tell the difference between these two. (These two books sound pretty similar to me so far)
I guess I'll find out, (how they are different) and maybe I'll let you know.
If you follow the correction in the parentheses in the above sentence then it would also make sense to use the correction in the parentheses here
It tells us—, as the title suggests—, how the universe came to exist and manyuch more.
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Reading #2 |
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Yesterday, I was thinking of buying a book to practice English and maybe learn something new. |
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I decided to buy three books—The Selfish Gene, The Blind Watchmaker, and A Universe From Nothing. |
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The first two books are written by Richard Dawkins. |
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The Selfish Gene shows evolution from the perspective of a gene. |
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The Blind Watchmaker explains evolution as well. |
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I can't tell the difference between these two. I can't tell the difference between these two. (These two books sound pretty similar to me so far) |
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I guess I'll find out, and maybe I'll let you know. I guess I'll find out If you follow the correction in the parentheses in the above sentence then it would also make sense to use the correction in the parentheses here |
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The author of the book Universe From Nothing is Lawrence M. Krauss. |
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It tells us—as the title suggests—how the universe came to exist and many more. It tells us |
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