Oct. 22, 2025
Time machine
Oh, it's a hard question.
Can I change my gender?
Because, if I need to stay a woman, past is not the best idea. And I'm little bit afraid of future.
Can I ask for "a future who all people are happy" ? But maybe it get me anywhere and I just rest lost for ever.
And if I can choose my genre, I would like to go Renaissance and met Leonard de Vinci. I asked him to become his student (I used my actual knowledge for convince him.)
Time machine
Oh, it's a hard question.
Can I change my gender?
Because, if I need to stay a woman, the past is not the best idea.
And I'm little bit afraid of the future.
Can I ask for "a future whoere all the people are happy" ?
But maybe it get me anynowhere and I will just restbe lost for ever.
And if I can choose my gendere, I would like to go theRenaissance period and meet Leonardo de Vinci.
I asked himwill ask to become his student. (I will used my actual knowledge forto convince him.)
yesterday
Thank you !
Oops, I wrote "Leonard de Vinci" in French... bad habit...
Time machine
Oh, it'that’s a hard question.
Can I change my gender?
Because, if I needhave to stay a woman, past is not the best idea.
The phrase “have to” means that it’s a rule or that someone else is saying that it is required. “Need to” means that it’s more of a personal internal thing, not something imposed by an outside force.
And I'm little bit afraid of future.
Can I ask forvisit "a future whoere all people are happy" ?
Since you are answering a question about visiting places using a Time Machine, it makes more sense to ask about a possible visit
But maybe it getwill take me anywhere and I just restbe lost for ever.
And if I can choose my gendere, I would like to go to the Renaissance and meet Leonard de Vinci.
I asked himwould ask to become his student (I would used my actual knowledge forto convince him.)
yesterday
Thank you!
In particular for the difference between "Have to" and "need to"! It will help me!
Time machine
Oh, it's a hard question.
Can I change my gender?
Because, if I need to stay a woman, the past is not the best idea.
And I'm little bit afraid of the future.
Can I ask for "a future whoere all people are happy" ?
But maybe it getwill take me anywhere and I will just restmain lost for ever.
And if I can choose my genre, I would like to go to the Renaissance Era and meet Leonardo de Vinci.
I would asked him to become his student (Iand used my actual knowledge forto convince him.)
Since you used the future tense in the previous sentence, I would keep it consistent for clarity.
Feedback
The tenses here are very tricky so I understand the confusion! But the other grammar was well done :)
yesterday
Yes, conjugation is a bit complicated for me... (T_T)
But thank you very much!
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