April 2, 2025
The new day for write
Today, I make a plan for learn english writing, I found a website to start record my diary life.
I decided to use 100 days to practice my writing skills.
I will publish a diary every day.
I will help other language learning person correct one article every day.
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"The New Day for Write" is incorrect because "write" is a verb, whereas "writing" is the noun form needed to correctly express the activity in the title. And "A New Day for Writing" would be a more natural title.
Today, I makde a plan for learn eto improve my English writing,. I found a website to start recording my diary lifeaily life in a diary.
You should use past tense ("made") since you're talking about something you did today.
"Learn" is incorrect here. The correct structure is "to improve" (to indicate purpose) and you should specify that it's your writing you're improving.
"Recording" is the correct verb form. "Diary life" isn’t a natural phrase, so "daily life" is used instead. Also, it sounds more natural to say "in a diary" instead of just "diary life."
I decided to use 100 days to practice my writing skills for 100 days.
"For" is the right word to express how long you’ll be practicing. "Practice for" sounds more natural than "use."
I will publish a diaost a diary entry every day.
"Diary entry" is the appropriate term, as "diary" typically refers to the book itself, not the individual content written inside it.
I will also help other language learning personers by correcting one article every day.
"Other language learners" is the correct plural form, and "by correcting" makes it clear that you're helping them with their articles
Feedback
You're doing a great job with sentence structure and verb tenses! Just a few small tweaks to make it sound more natural, such as using "diary entry" instead of just "diary" and "practicing for 100 days" instead of "use 100 days." Also, pay attention to verb forms like "recording" instead of "record," and use common collocations like "language learners" rather than "language learning person." These small changes will help your writing sound smoother and more fluent.
TheA new day forto write
Today, I makde a plan forto learn eEnglish writing,. I found a website to start recording my diary ly life in a diary.
I decided to use 100 days to practice my writing skills.
I will publish a diary entry every day.
I will help other language learning personers by correcting one article every day.
Feedback
Good luck with your resolution! I hope that you will be persistent and make it to the 100th day!
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The new day for write
"The New Day for Write" is incorrect because "write" is a verb, whereas "writing" is the noun form needed to correctly express the activity in the title. And "A New Day for Writing" would be a more natural title. |
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Today, I make a plan for learn english writing, I found a website to start record my diary life. Today, I ma Today, I ma You should use past tense ("made") since you're talking about something you did today. "Learn" is incorrect here. The correct structure is "to improve" (to indicate purpose) and you should specify that it's your writing you're improving. "Recording" is the correct verb form. "Diary life" isn’t a natural phrase, so "daily life" is used instead. Also, it sounds more natural to say "in a diary" instead of just "diary life." |
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I decided to use 100 days to practice my writing skills. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I decided to "For" is the right word to express how long you’ll be practicing. "Practice for" sounds more natural than "use." |
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I will publish a diary every day. I will publish a diary entry every day. I will p "Diary entry" is the appropriate term, as "diary" typically refers to the book itself, not the individual content written inside it. |
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I will help other language learning person correct one article every day. I will help other language learn I will also help other language learn "Other language learners" is the correct plural form, and "by correcting" makes it clear that you're helping them with their articles |
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