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April 19, 2023

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Writing Challenge, Day 200

Today is day 200 of my daily English writing challenge. Today I filmed a recipe it was a cake, but I didn't decorte it because I didn't find a chocolat so I'll will buy it tomorrow.

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Writing Challenge, Day 200

Today is day 200 of my daily English writing challenge.

Writing Challenge, Day 200

Today is day 200 of my daily English writing challenge.

Writing Challenge, Day 200


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Today I filmed a recipe it was a cake, but I didn't decorte it because I didn't find a chocolat so I'll will buy it tomorrow.


Today I filmed a recipe ivideo. It was a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I dicouldn't find a chocolate (icing/frosting?) so I'll will buy it tomorrow. Today I filmed a recipe video. It was a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I couldn't find a chocolate (icing/frosting?) so I'll will buy it tomorrow.

I assume you mean a frosting (or icing in British/Australian English) but let me know if not :)

Today I filmed a recipe it was a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I didn't find any chocolate so I'll will buy it tomorrow. Today I filmed a recipe it was a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I didn't find any chocolate so I will buy it tomorrow.

You used both 'I'll' and 'will', which means the same.

Today I filmed a recipe it was a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I dicouldn't find a chocolate so I'll will buy it tomorrow. Today I filmed a recipeit was a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I couldnt find a chocolate so I will buy it tomorrow.

Today I filmed a recipe” is a sentence so it needs something to separate itself from “it was a cake” A couple spelling errors I’ll = I will — so I’ll will is incorrect because it means I will will

Today I filmed a recipe it wasfor a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I dicouldn't find any chocolate so I'll will buy it tomorrow. Today I filmed a recipe for a cake, but I didn't decorate it because I couldn't find any chocolate so I'll buy it tomorrow.

I'll == I will so "I'll will..." means "I will will ..."

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