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It was a cold and desolate day. Equestria didn’t even wake up properly; no wonder that Starlight slept till the noon, and she didn’t understand why her parents didn’t wake her. They lived away from Equestria, too away, if be correct, and her family lived in saggy, old, dusty 2-floor house. It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations. A few of them, unfortunately were Starlight’s parents. Firstly, companies started to paid them much less than a few weeks ago, then they said that her parents would be fired – «We understand your conditions and that you wouldn’t have money for your family and food, on account we could offer a couple of professions for you», they tried, but they couldn’t do it, none of those jobs. You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determine who we would be when we grew up. That was the thing that shouldn’t have happened, but it happens; from the outside it seemed that Equestria and Celestia itself just abandoned them, just suddenly forgot about their lives, when they stopped got into their plans.
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It was a cold and desolate day.
Equestria didn’t even wake up properly; no wonder that Starlight slept till the noon, and she didn’t understand why her parents didn’t wake her.
They lived away from Equestria, too away, if be correct, and her family lived in saggy, old, dusty 2-floor house.
It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations.
A few of them, unfortunately were Starlight’s parents.
Firstly, companies started to paid them much less than a few weeks ago, then they said that her parents would be fired –
«We understand your conditions and that you wouldn’t have money for your family and food, on account we could offer a couple of professions for you», they tried, but they couldn’t do it, none of those jobs.
You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determine who we would be when we grew up.
That was the thing that shouldn’t have happened, but it happens; from the outside it seemed that Equestria and Celestia itself just abandoned them, just suddenly forgot about their lives, when they stopped got into their plans.
It was a cold and desolate day.
Equestria dihadn’'t even wawoken up properly; it's no wonder that Starlight slept till the noon, and snoon. She didn’t understand why her parents didn’t wake her.
Equestria hadn't woken up properly; it's no wonder that Starlight slept till noon. She didn’t understand why her parents didn’t wake her.
"didn't even" isn't really the appropriate phrase here, it's usually used to express an exacerbated/disapproving tone and isn't really used in prose like this. I changed it to "hadn't woken up" and split the sentence in two to make it flow better.
They lived awayfar from Equestria, too away, if be correfar, to be exact,; and her family lived in saggy, old, dusty 2-floand sagging, two-story house.
They lived far from Equestria, too far, to be exact; and her family lived in old, dusty and sagging, two-story house.
"Away" is fine in the first part of the sentence, but "too away" is incorrect, it'd be "too far". To have it match with the first part I made it "far from", but it's optional. I switched up the words at the end of the sentence just to give it more variety. "Sagging" instead of "saggy" also sounds more natural.
It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations. It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations.
This sentence doesn't really make sense and I don't really know how to correct it.
A few of them forgotten ones, unfortunately, were Starlight’s parents.
A few of the forgotten ones, unfortunately, were Starlight’s parents.
Firstly, companies started to paid them much less thantheir employers [cut their pay/reduced their wages] a few weeks ago, then they said that ther parents wouly'd be fired –
Firstly, their employers [cut their pay/reduced their wages] a few weeks ago, then they said that they'd be fired –
«"We understand your conditions and that you wouldn’t have money for your family and food, on accounbut we could offer a couple of professionother jobs for you»", they tried, but they couldn’t do it, noneany of of those jobs.
"We understand your conditions and that you wouldn’t have money for your family and food, but we could offer a couple of other jobs for you", they tried, but they couldn’t do any of of those jobs.
You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determined who we would be when we grew up. You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determined who we would be when we grew up.
This sentence isn't grammatically wrong, but I can't tell who's saying this.
That was the thing that shouldn’t have happened, but it happens; from the outside it seemed that Equestria and Celestia itherself just abandoned them, just suddenly forgot about their lives, when they stopped got intobeing a part of their plans.
That was the thing that shouldn’t have happened; from the outside it seemed that Equestria and Celestia herself just abandoned them, just suddenly forgot about their lives, when they stopped being a part of their plans.
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You need to practice your phrasing, but for the most part it's still understandable anyways. Keep practicing!
I'd never thought I'd see MLP fanfic here, lol.
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It was a cold and desolate day. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Equestria didn’t even wake up properly; no wonder that Starlight slept till the noon, and she didn’t understand why her parents didn’t wake her. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Equestria "didn't even" isn't really the appropriate phrase here, it's usually used to express an exacerbated/disapproving tone and isn't really used in prose like this. I changed it to "hadn't woken up" and split the sentence in two to make it flow better. |
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They lived away from Equestria, too away, if be correct, and her family lived in saggy, old, dusty 2-floor house. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
They lived "Away" is fine in the first part of the sentence, but "too away" is incorrect, it'd be "too far". To have it match with the first part I made it "far from", but it's optional. I switched up the words at the end of the sentence just to give it more variety. "Sagging" instead of "saggy" also sounds more natural. |
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It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations. This sentence has been marked as perfect! It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations. It looked like Equestria rose up, and refined, but in the process, they forgot and abandoned a couple of specializations. This sentence doesn't really make sense and I don't really know how to correct it. |
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A few of them, unfortunately were Starlight’s parents. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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«We understand your conditions and that you wouldn’t have money for your family and food, on account we could offer a couple of professions for you», they tried, but they couldn’t do it, none of those jobs. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determine who we would be when we grew up. This sentence has been marked as perfect! You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determined who we would be when we grew up. You see, our cutie marks reflect our future, and determined who we would be when we grew up. This sentence isn't grammatically wrong, but I can't tell who's saying this. |
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That was the thing that shouldn’t have happened, but it happens; from the outside it seemed that Equestria and Celestia itself just abandoned them, just suddenly forgot about their lives, when they stopped got into their plans. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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