May 14, 2020
I used to play baseball. When I was nine years old, I became acquainted with because my friends belonged to a baseball team, and he invite me. From then, I have played baseball for seven years. However I did not like the sports until I was a elementary school student, because the team was so strict, so I could not enjoy. However when I was a junior high school student, I could play baseball freely, and my skill developed. I thought it is important to do something, while enjoying.
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When I was nine years old, I became acquainted with the sport because my friends belonged to a baseball team, and they invited me on it.
From then on, I have played baseball for seven years.
However I did not like the sports until I wasbecame an elementary school student, because the team was so strict, sothat I could not enjoy it.
However w When I was ain junior high school student, I could, I was able to play baseball freely, and my skills developed further.
I thoughtink it is important to do something, while that you enjoy doing.
I used to play baseball.
When I was nine years old, I became acquajointed with because my friends belonged to a baseball team, and they invited me.
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Please correct this!
THINGS I USED TO DO
I used to play baseball.
When I was nine years old, I became acquainted with because my friends because they belonged to a baseball team, and they invited me.
If you're talking in plural, then it's 'They' not 'He'.
From then, I have played baseball for seven years.
However I did not like the sports until I was an elementary school student, because the team was so strict, so I could not enjoy.
'An' not 'A'. When the next word begins with a vowel, then you have to use 'An'. Also, it's not 'the sports'. It is 'sports' in English.
However when I was a junior high school student, I could play baseball freely, and my skill developed.
I thought it iwas important to do something, while enjoying.
Please correct this!
THINGS I USED TO DO
I used to play baseball.
When I was nine years old, I became acquainted withlearned to play baseball because my friends belonged to a baseball team, and they invited me to play.
From then on, I have played baseball for seven years.
However I did not like the sports until I was ain elementary school student, because the team was so strict, so I could not enjoy it.
However when I was a junior in high school student, I could play baseball freely, and my skill develops improved.
I thoughtink it is important to do something, while enjoying it.
Please correct this!
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When I was nine years old, I became acquainted with because my friends belonged to a baseball team, and he invite me. When I was nine years old, I When I was nine years old, I became acquainted with If you're talking in plural, then it's 'They' not 'He'. When I was nine years old, I When I was nine years old, I became acquainted with the sport because my friends belonged to a baseball team |
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However I did not like the sports until I was a elementary school student, because the team was so strict, so I could not enjoy. However I did not like the sport However I did not like 'An' not 'A'. When the next word begins with a vowel, then you have to use 'An'. Also, it's not 'the sports'. It is 'sports' in English. However I did not like the sport |
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