July 22, 2025
Playing Football
It's been years since I played a match of Soccer. I do exercise often, but never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year. I felt awesome playing with friends from high school.
I'm waiting for the next match.
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It's been years since I played a match of Ssoccer.
It's been years since I played a match of soccer.
The name of a sport doesn't need to be capitalized.
I do exercise often, but I never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year.
I exercise often, but I never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year.
it is just that someone exercises, not that they "do" exercise
tal vez sea correcto traducir "hacer ejercicio" no a "to do exercise" pero a "to exercise"
I felt awesome playing with friends from high school. I felt awesome playing with friends from high school.
This works grammatically, but it might be more natural to say "it felt awesome playing with friends from high school."
I'm waiting for the next match.
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Nice job, it was very easy to understand your meaning.
It's been years since I played a match of Ssoccer.
It's been years since I played a match of soccer.
I do exercise often, but never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year. I do exercise often, but never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year.
Alternatively, for better flow: I do exercise often, but until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this past year, I never new how to catch a pass in football.
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You're so good!
Playing Football
It's been years since I played a match of Soccer.
I do exercise often, but I never knew how to catchreceive a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year.
I do exercise often, but I never knew how to receive a pass in football until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year.
I felt awesome playing with friends from high school.
I'm waiting for the next match.
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It's been years since I played a match of Soccer. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
It's been years since I played a match of
It's been years since I played a match of The name of a sport doesn't need to be capitalized. |
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I do exercise often, but never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year.
I do exercise often, but I never knew how to I do exercise often, but never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year. I do exercise often, but never knew how to catch a pass in football, until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this year. Alternatively, for better flow: I do exercise often, but until my best friend taught me the basics of the game this past year, I never new how to catch a pass in football.
I it is just that someone exercises, not that they "do" exercise tal vez sea correcto traducir "hacer ejercicio" no a "to do exercise" pero a "to exercise" |
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I felt awesome playing with friends from high school. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I felt awesome playing with friends from high school. I felt awesome playing with friends from high school. This works grammatically, but it might be more natural to say "it felt awesome playing with friends from high school." |
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I'm waiting for the next match. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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