Nov. 20, 2023
This is me
“I didn’t mean to do.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.”
When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are.
「That’s me.」「 I am a person like this.」 When you start accept yourself, Its the beginning that
you can start growing up.
This is me
“I didn’t mean to do it.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.”
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When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are.
「"That’s me.」「 " "I am a person like this.」" When you start to accept yourself, Its the beginning that
¶then you can start to growing up.
This is me
“I didn’t mean to do it.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.”
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When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are.
「“That’s me.」「 ” ”I am a person like this.」” When you start to accept yourself, Iits thea beginning: that
¶you can start growing up.
“That’s me.” ”I am a person like this.” When you start to accept yourself, its a beginning: you can start growing up.
This is mMe
This is me is okay, but we usually capitalize words in a title.
“I didn’t mean to do.” it” or “ I didn’t expect it would happen.”
¶ When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are.
「"That’s me.」「" I thought. "I am a person like this.」at." When you start accepting yourself, Itit's the beginning that
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Start=Begin so you only need one, "it's the start of growing up" is okay too.
We don't use 「 」 marks in written English, so If you need them you can always use " " marks instead.
Also, --> That's me, I am a person like that. Is okay too, with no " " marks.
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I agree with this a lot! I really like "When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are." Very poetic, and true.
Nov. 20, 2023
Also, heads up, a lot of people are saying to use "meant" but that is not correct in this context. You could say "I hadn't meant to" but we can never say "I don't meant to". Meant is past tense. Also, the person who put "of" after regret, is also wrong. It is grammatically incorrect. It is okay how it is.
This is me
“I didn’t meant to do it.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.”
¶
When you regret of something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are.
Preposition must come after "regret".
「That’s me.」「 I am a person like this.」 When you start to accept yourself, It's the beginning that
¶of your growth.
you can start growing up
I'd better replace a second part of the sentence with a new one.
“I didn’t meant to do.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.”
¶
When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are.
「That’s me.」「 I am a person like this.」 When you start to accept yourself, It is the beginning that
¶
you can start growing up.
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Excuse me for not giving any feedback, it is what sounds natural to me.
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“I didn’t mean to do.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.” When you regret something that you’ve done before, it’s a chance to know who you really are. “I didn’t meant to do.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.” “I didn’t meant to do it.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.” Preposition must come after "regret". “I didn’t mean to do “I didn’t mean to do it.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.” “I didn’t mean to do it.” “ I didn’t expect it would happen.” |
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「That’s me.」「 I am a person like this.」 When you start accept yourself, Its the beginning that you can start growing up. 「That’s me.」「 I am a person like this.」 When you start to accept yourself, It is the beginning that 「That’s me.」「 I am a person like this.」 When you start to accept yourself, It's the beginning I'd better replace a second part of the sentence with a new one.
Start=Begin so you only need one, "it's the start of growing up" is okay too. We don't use 「 」 marks in written English, so If you need them you can always use " " marks instead. Also, --> That's me, I am a person like that. Is okay too, with no " " marks.
“That’s me.” ”I am a person like this.” When you start to accept yourself, its a beginning: you can start growing up.
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