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I think a positive attitude and honest heart makes someone beautiful. Even they look good on the surface, I can't feel attractions without inside beauty. Is my think too young? I've been trying to polish my mind to be a good man.
I think that a positive attitude and an honest heart makes someone beautiful.
Even when they look good on the surface, I can't feel attractions without insidener beauty.
Is my think too youway of thinking wrong?
I've been trying to polishimroive my mind to be a good man.
I think a positive attitude and an honest heart makes someone beautiful.
Even if they look good on the surfacoutside, I can't feel attractions without insidener beauty.
More natural when speaking about a person
Is my thinking too young?
I've been trying to polish my mind to be a good man.
There's nothing wrong with your English here, but it would sound a bit unusual ("polish my mind"). A similar phrase might be, "I've been self-reflecting with the aim of becoming a better person."
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Great job
What makes someone beautiful?
I think a positive attitude and an honest heart makes someone beautiful.
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Even if they look good on the surface, I can't feel any attractions without inside beauty.
Is my thinking too youngnaive?
I've been trying to polish my mind to be a good man.
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great reading, i enjoyed this. i agree with you, too
What makes someone beautiful?
I think a positive attitude and honest heart makes someone beautiful.
Even if they look good on the surface, I can't feel attractions without insidener beauty.
Here "inner" is the correct word
Is my thinking too youngnaive?
"Naive" has connotations of being young and inexperienced. I think this is a word that captures what you intended to say.
I've been trying to polish my mindbetter myself in order to be a good man.
"Polish my mind" feels like an unusual phrase, so I substituted it for a more common one with the same theme. People often talk about bettering themselves.
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I don't think you're naive, I think what's inside is far more important than appearances
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I've been trying to polish my mind to be a good man. I've been trying to "Polish my mind" feels like an unusual phrase, so I substituted it for a more common one with the same theme. People often talk about bettering themselves. I've been trying to polish my mind to be a good man. I've been trying to polish my mind to be a good man. There's nothing wrong with your English here, but it would sound a bit unusual ("polish my mind"). A similar phrase might be, "I've been self-reflecting with the aim of becoming a better person." I've been trying to |
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