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Study Plan
I will focus on English studies for the next two weeks. I will start it tomorrow morning, so I planned my study schedule this evening.
One of my problems with English is grammar. I learned English through conversation, so I am not good at English grammar and speak broken English in conversation. I can't write well in English without Grammarly and a translator. Of course, I am writing my journal here myself, but I still get helped by Grammaly tool.
So, I found this book on my shelf: Grammar in Use Basic!
I will read this book next two weeks. I am not going to answer the quizzes. If I did, I probably would try to answer perfectly every time, would be stressed, and I would eventually lose my interest in the book. Also, I only have ten days, which is not enough to finish the book.
Only three hours per day, in the morning, reading the book as much as possible and finish entire book to read. It is my only goal.
I will write my study journey here. I hope this moment will be the firm foundation of my English for the future.
Study Plan
I will focus on English studies for the next two weeks.
I will start it tomorrow morning, so I planned my study schedule this evening.
One of my problems with English is grammar.
I learned English through conversation, so I am not good at English grammar and speak broken English in conversation.
I can't write well in English without Grammarly and a translator.
Of course, I am writing my journal here myself, but I still get helped by Grammarly tool.
With names of services like "Grammarly", I'd usually just say the name like this.
So, I found this book on my shelf: Grammar in Use Basic!
I will read this book over the next two weeks.
In a sentence like this, I would probably put in "over the" or "for the". Same with actions in the past too, like in: "I've been reading an interesting book over the past few weeks."
Although, "over the" feels more like YOU are doing something over a period of time, whereas "for the" has more of a feeling like something is happening TO you, or unrelated to you. For example: "For the next few months, the weather will be hot." But the difference is minor.
I am not going to answer the quizzes.
If I did, I probably would try to answer perfectly every time, would beget stressed, and I would eventually lose my interest in the book.
Also, I only have ten days, which is not enough to finish the book.
Only three hours per day, in the morning, reading the book as much as possible [and finish entire book to read?].
Unfortunately, I don't quite understand what you mean by "and finish entire book to read".
It is my only goal.
I will write my study journey here.
I hope this moment will be thecome a firm foundation ofor my English forin the future.
Everything after "become" isn't strictly necessary, and is simply a more natural way you could say this.
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Overall, well written! I wish you the best of luck with your studies!
Study Plan
I will focus on English studies for the next two weeks.
Since I will start it tomorrow morning, so I planned my study schedule this evening.
The original sentence is correct, this is to make it sound more natural.
One of my problems with English is grammar.
I learned English through conversation, so I am not good at English grammar and speak broken English in conversation.
I also can't write well in English without Grammarly and a translator.
Adding "also" here sounds more natural and flows better with the previous sentence.
Of course, I am writing my journal here myself, but I still get helped by the Grammaly tool.
So, I found this book on my shelf: Grammar in Use Basic!
I will read this book for the next two weeks.
I am not going to answer the quizzes.
If I did, I probably would try to answer perfectly every time, would beget stressed, and I would eventually lose my interest in the book.
Also, I only have ten days, which is not enough to finish the book.
Only three hours per day, in the morning, reading the book as much as possible and finish entire book to read.
I'm not sure what was meant by "finish entire book to read" since in the last sentence you said you wouldn't be able to finish in time.
It is my only goal.
I will write my study journey here.
I hope this moment will become the firm foundation of my English for the future.
Feedback
Good luck!
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Thank you! I will make it - to read the book from the first page to the last page in 10 days!
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I can't write well in English without Grammarly and a translator. I also can't write well in English without Grammarly and a translator. Adding "also" here sounds more natural and flows better with the previous sentence. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Of course, I am writing my journal here myself, but I still get helped by Grammaly tool. Of course, I am writing my journal here myself, but I still get helped by the Grammaly tool. Of course, I am writing my journal here myself, but I still get helped by Grammarly With names of services like "Grammarly", I'd usually just say the name like this. |
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So, I found this book on my shelf: Grammar in Use Basic! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I will read this book next two weeks. I will read this book for the next two weeks. I will read this book over the next two weeks. In a sentence like this, I would probably put in "over the" or "for the". Same with actions in the past too, like in: "I've been reading an interesting book over the past few weeks." Although, "over the" feels more like YOU are doing something over a period of time, whereas "for the" has more of a feeling like something is happening TO you, or unrelated to you. For example: "For the next few months, the weather will be hot." But the difference is minor. |
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If I did, I probably would try to answer perfectly every time, would be stressed, and I would eventually lose my interest in the book. If I did, I probably would try to answer perfectly every time, If I did, I probably would try to answer perfectly every time, |
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I will start it tomorrow morning, so I planned my study schedule this evening. Since I will start The original sentence is correct, this is to make it sound more natural. I will start |
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Only three hours per day, in the morning, reading the book as much as possible and finish entire book to read. Only three hours per day, in the morning, reading the book as much as possible I'm not sure what was meant by "finish entire book to read" since in the last sentence you said you wouldn't be able to finish in time. Only three hours per day, in the morning, reading the book as much as possible [and finish entire book to read?]. Unfortunately, I don't quite understand what you mean by "and finish entire book to read". |
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It is my only goal. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I will write my study journey here. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I hope this moment will be the firm foundation of my English for the future. I hope this moment will become the firm foundation of my English for the future. I hope this moment will be Everything after "become" isn't strictly necessary, and is simply a more natural way you could say this. |
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