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kazu

May 21, 2020

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Today, I couldn’t concentrate on my studies much due to my smartphone. I have a bad habit of using my smartphone too much, I often check SNS. However, I think it is a good point to get information by checking SNS. I always check my Twitter to see the tweets about how to learn English. Although twitter is efficient for me to get information, sometimes some of them are wrong. So, I think it’s important to identify for myself what is right and what is wrong.

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Today, I couldn’t concentrate on my studies much due to my smartphone.

However, I think itsocial media is a good pointway to get information by checking SNS.

I always check my Twitter to see the tweets about how to learn English.

No definite article here because you aren't talking about specific tweets about learning English. 'The tweets' would suggest that there are a limited number of tweets (maybe 5) about learning English

Although tTwitter is an efficient way for me to get information, sometimes some of them tweets are wrong.

Because Twitter is a specific company, it gets a capital letter. If you had written 'although tweets are an effective way..' then it would have been correct to use 'them.'

So, I think it’s important to identify for myself what is right and what is wrong.

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This was very good. I'd work a bit on articles ('the/ a/an') and capital letters but otherwise pretty good.

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kazu

May 26, 2020

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It's very kind of you! Thx!

Smartphone

Today, I couldn’t concentrate much on my studies much due to my smartphone.

I have a bad habit of using my smartphone too much,. I often check SNS.

English speaking countries don't really use the term "SNS". Usually it's just referred to as "social media" or "social media apps". You would say "I often check social media" or "I often check my social media"

However, I think it is a good point to get information by checking SNS.

I always check my Twitter to see the tweets about how to learn English.

Although twitter is efficient for me to get information, sometimes some of them arethe information is wrong.

So, I think it’s important to identify for myself what is right and what is wrong.

Smartphone


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Today, I couldn’t concentrate on my studies much due to my smartphone.


Today, I couldn’t concentrate much on my studies much due to my smartphone.

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I have a bad habit of using my smartphone too much, I often check SNS.


I have a bad habit of using my smartphone too much,. I often check SNS.

English speaking countries don't really use the term "SNS". Usually it's just referred to as "social media" or "social media apps". You would say "I often check social media" or "I often check my social media"

However, I think it is a good point to get information by checking SNS.


However, I think it is a good point to get information by checking SNS.

However, I think itsocial media is a good pointway to get information by checking SNS.

I always check my Twitter to see the tweets about how to learn English.


I always check my Twitter to see the tweets about how to learn English.

I always check my Twitter to see the tweets about how to learn English.

No definite article here because you aren't talking about specific tweets about learning English. 'The tweets' would suggest that there are a limited number of tweets (maybe 5) about learning English

Although twitter is efficient for me to get information, sometimes some of them are wrong.


Although twitter is efficient for me to get information, sometimes some of them arethe information is wrong.

Although tTwitter is an efficient way for me to get information, sometimes some of them tweets are wrong.

Because Twitter is a specific company, it gets a capital letter. If you had written 'although tweets are an effective way..' then it would have been correct to use 'them.'

So, I think it’s important to identify for myself what is right and what is wrong.


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