Dec. 15, 2020
Journal 25/22/20
I couldn’t log into a WeChat account this afternoon. It required me to use a phone I last time logged into the account to scan the QC that the WeChat provided. I used two phones that I used to use to try, but they all failed. Another option was to let a WeChat friend send me the number WeChat provided, but that account didn’t have any friends. I looked at a solution on the internet and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login. I followed the steps to do it and finally I logged in. I have a lot of precious pictures in the moments of that account. I don’t want to lose them.
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Journal 25/22/20
I couldn’t log into a WeChat account this afternoon.
It required me to use a phone I last time logged into the account to scan the QC that the WeChat providedscan a QR code that the WeChat provided with the phone that I used to log into the account last time.
It required me to scan a QR code that the WeChat provided with the phone that I used to log into the account last time.
I used two phones that I used to use to try, but they all failed.
Another option was to let a WeChat friend send me thea number that WeChat would provided, but that account didn’t have any friends.
Another option was to let a WeChat friend send me a number that WeChat would provide, but that account didn’t have any friends.
It didn't happen, so the conditional is more appropriate.
I looked at a solution on the internet, and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login. I looked at a solution on the internet, and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login.
The second half is grammatical but doesn't make senes to me. Perhaps you mean, "it told me that I could complain about the issue with logging in, using my phone number as the contact"?
I followed the steps to do ituggested steps, and finally I logged in.
I followed the suggested steps, and finally I logged in.
"To do it" is grammatical, but this sounds better to me.
I have a lot of precious pictures in the moments of that account.
I don’t want to lose them.
Dec. 15, 2020
Another option was to let a WeChat friend send me thea number that WeChat would provided, but that account didn’t have any friends.
It didn't happen, so the conditional is more appropriate.
WeChat indeed provided a string of numbers then.
Dec. 15, 2020
My reasoning for that was:
Among the options that WeChat offered, one was to have a friend help you log in.
You did not have any friends on that account, so you didn't take that option.
As a result, this option was only a possibility and wasn't chosen. It's only a hypothetical, and the conditional is more appropriate than the imperfect.
I might be misunderstanding something though.
Dec. 15, 2020
I looked at a solution on the internet, and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login.
The second half is grammatical but doesn't make senes to me. Perhaps you mean, "it told me that I could complain about the issue with logging in, using my phone number as the contact"?
I could complain about the issue with logging in, using my phone number as the contact. I could complain about the issue with logging in using my iPhone number as a contact. I could complain about the issue with logging in using my phone number as a contact.
Dec. 15, 2020
I followed the steps to do ituggested steps, and finally I logged in.
"To do it" is grammatical, but this sounds better to me.
I followed the suggested steps, I followed the suggested steps. I followed the suggested steps. I followed the suggested steps. I followed the suggested steps. I followed the suggested steps.
Dec. 15, 2020
It required me to use a phone I last time logged into the account to scan the QC that the WeChat providedscan a QR code that the WeChat provided with the phone that I used to log into the account last time.
It required me to scan a QR code that the WeChat provided use a phone that I used to log into the account last time.
Dec. 15, 2020
Thank you very much.
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I couldn’t log into a WeChat account this afternoon. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It required me to use a phone I last time logged into the account to scan the QC that the WeChat provided.
It required me to |
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I used two phones that I used to use to try, but they all failed. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Another option was to let a WeChat friend send me the number WeChat provided, but that account didn’t have any friends.
Another option was to let a WeChat friend send me It didn't happen, so the conditional is more appropriate. |
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I looked at a solution on the internet and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login. I looked at a solution on the internet, and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login. I looked at a solution on the internet, and it told me that I could use my phone number to complain about login. The second half is grammatical but doesn't make senes to me. Perhaps you mean, "it told me that I could complain about the issue with logging in, using my phone number as the contact"? |
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I followed the steps to do it and finally I logged in.
I followed the s "To do it" is grammatical, but this sounds better to me. |
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I have a lot of precious pictures in the moments of that account. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I don’t want to lose them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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