July 15, 2025
Should I get into da hood?
Don't take it seriously.
I just out of curiosity, it was just pop up in my head.
Since I've been watching too many hood videos of them making dumb sheeet, I mean in a fun way.
What is hood culture? What do they do?
Why they get into da hood?
Should I get into da hood?
Don't take it seriously.
I asked just out of curiosity, it was just popped up in my head.
Alternatively: "it just popped into my head". Perhaps this is the more common expression.
Ssince I've been watching too many hood videos of them making dumb sheeet, I mean in a fun way.
When used this way, "since" implies a cause and effect relationship. The previous sentence is the effect while this one is the cause, so I'd merge the two. I have edited both sentences to allow for this.
What is hood culture?
What do they do?
Why did they get into da hood?
Perhaps you intentionally omitted the "did" in the original sentence so that it sounds more playful and slangy. Since you used the proper grammar in the previous sentence, however, I have decided to correct this one as well.
Should I get into da hood?
Don't take it seriously.
I jJust out of curiosity, it was just popped up in my head.
Since I've been watching too many hood videos of them making dumb sheeet, I mean in a fun way.
What is hood culture?
What do they do?
Why they get into da hood?
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Should I get into da hood? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Don't take it seriously. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I just out of curiosity, it was just pop up in my head.
I asked just out of curiosity, it Alternatively: "it just popped into my head". Perhaps this is the more common expression. |
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Since I've been watching too many hood videos of them making dumb sheeet, I mean in a fun way. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
When used this way, "since" implies a cause and effect relationship. The previous sentence is the effect while this one is the cause, so I'd merge the two. I have edited both sentences to allow for this. |
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What is hood culture? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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What do they do? This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Why they get into da hood? This sentence has been marked as perfect! Why did they get into da hood? Perhaps you intentionally omitted the "did" in the original sentence so that it sounds more playful and slangy. Since you used the proper grammar in the previous sentence, however, I have decided to correct this one as well. |
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