April 19, 2023
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.
Writing Challenge, Day 200
Today is day 200 of my daily English writing challenge.
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.
I'll == I will so "I'll will..." means "I will will ..."
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That sounds yummy! Good work!
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 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
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Overall very good!
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 decorate it because I didn't find any chocolate so I'll will buy it tomorrow.
You used both 'I'll' and 'will', which means the same.
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I really like the fact that you write something everyday!! You'll improve very rapidly this way.
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.
I assume you mean a frosting (or icing in British/Australian English) but let me know if not :)
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Great work! A 200 day streak is incredible :)
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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 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 You used both 'I'll' and 'will', which means the same. Today I filmed a recipe 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 I'll == I will so "I'll will..." means "I will will ..." |
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