July 17, 2025
Yesterday and Today
I didn't want to go out yesterday, instead of picking up my partner, I decided to do exercise at my home instead.
I worked on my personal project that involves data analysis, the goal of this project is to apply skills and knowledge in a real-life scenario.
Today I'm grateful of the life that I've been living, So I'm working to provide that level to my loved ones.
I didn't want to go out yesterday, i. Instead of picking up my partner, I decided to do exercise at my home instead.
"To do exercises" or "To exercise" makes more sense, but "To do exercise" is a little strange. In UK English, you can also say "to do sport" in this context.
I worked on my personal project that involves data analysis, t. The goal of this project is to apply skills and knowledge in a real-life scenario.
This was a little bit of a run-on sentence, so I divided it into two sentences.
Today I'm grateful ofor the life that I've been living, Sso I'm working to provide that levelquality of life to my loved ones.
"To be grateful for something" rather than "of something" is used here.
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Good work! Very clear writing, no major issues at all.
I didn't want to go out yesterday, i. Instead of picking up my partner, I decided to do exercise at my home instead.
Just changed it to sound more natural
I worked on my personal project that involves data analysis,; the goal of this project is to apply skills and knowledge in a real-life scenario.
Today, I'm grateful of the life that I've been living, S so I'm working hard to provide that level of comfort to my loved ones.
Not entirely sure what you mean here so I mostly guessed
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Awesome job, your English is amazing! Just changed it to sound more natural. It was only the last sentence that I didn't entirely understand what you were trying to say? But great job otherwise :)
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Today I'm grateful of the life that I've been living, So I'm working to provide that level to my loved ones. Today, I'm grateful of the life that I've been living Not entirely sure what you mean here so I mostly guessed Today I'm grateful "To be grateful for something" rather than "of something" is used here. |
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I didn't want to go out yesterday, instead of picking up my partner, I decided to do exercise at my home instead. I didn't want to go out yesterday Just changed it to sound more natural I didn't want to go out yesterday "To do exercises" or "To exercise" makes more sense, but "To do exercise" is a little strange. In UK English, you can also say "to do sport" in this context. |
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I worked on my personal project that involves data analysis, the goal of this project is to apply skills and knowledge in a real-life scenario. I worked on my personal project that involves data analysis I worked on my personal project that involves data analysis This was a little bit of a run-on sentence, so I divided it into two sentences. |
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