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I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and it finally comes to Sunday.
I finished my pre, the content wasn’t questioned by teachers, they just wondered whether I can complement this task by myself as a freshman. I’ll show them.
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meeting and I’ll participate in the 4km run!
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I’ve been working effortlessly____________ during the past week, and it's finally comes to Sunday.
I’ve been working ____________ during the past week, and it's finally Sunday.
I wonder if "effortlessly" is the word you really want here? It means "easily" (so without much effort). My guess is you mean the opposite, which would be "tirelessly." (That word has a few synonyms, so you might prefer one of them.)
I finished my pre,sentation; the content wasn’t questioned by teachers, they just wondered whether I can complemente this task by myself as a freshman.
I finished my presentation; the content wasn’t questioned by teachers, they just wondered whether I can complete this task by myself as a freshman.
I'm guessing at your meaning, like the other correctors.
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meeting, and I’ll participate in the 4km run!
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meet, and I’ll participate in the 4km run!
@JoeTofu has the best feedback for this, so I won't repeat it.
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You are only a Freshman? And you are questioning if you should major in languages or expand your area of study? I would say, this is the time to discuss that with whoever helps students make these decisions on campus. You might enjoy your studies more next year if your focus was broader, and it might even be a better investment for your future. Best wishes for all your upcoming events!
I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and it finally comes tois Sunday.
I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and it finally is Sunday.
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I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and it finally comes tonow it's finally Sunday.
I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and now it's finally Sunday.
I’m guessing this is what you mean.
I finished my [pre], the content of which wasn’t questioned by my teachers, t. They just wondered whether I can complement (complete?) this task by myself as a freshman.
I finished my [pre], the content of which wasn’t questioned by my teachers. They just wondered whether I can complement (complete?) this task by myself as a freshman.
What is a “pre”?
Do you mean ”complete” instead of “complement”?
I’ll show them.
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meeting and I’ll participate in the 4km run!
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meet and I’ll participate in the 4km run!
In cross-country running and track & field, the competitions are called “meets.”
If you’ll be running on a track, the 4km distance is usually called “4000 meters.”
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I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and it finally comes to Sunday.
I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and I’m guessing this is what you mean.
I’ve been working effortlessly during the past week, and it finally
I’ve been working I wonder if "effortlessly" is the word you really want here? It means "easily" (so without much effort). My guess is you mean the opposite, which would be "tirelessly." (That word has a few synonyms, so you might prefer one of them.) |
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I finished my pre, the content wasn’t questioned by teachers, they just wondered whether I can complement this task by myself as a freshman.
I finished my [pre], the content of which wasn’t questioned by my teachers What is a “pre”? Do you mean ”complete” instead of “complement”?
I finished my pre I'm guessing at your meaning, like the other correctors. |
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I’ll show them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meeting and I’ll participate in the 4km run!
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meet In cross-country running and track & field, the competitions are called “meets.” If you’ll be running on a track, the 4km distance is usually called “4000 meters.”
Anyway, I’m looking forward to next week as there will be a sports meet @JoeTofu has the best feedback for this, so I won't repeat it. |
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