When my mother in low was for sick, I encouraged her. I found a good doctor and payed for her blood test. I calmed her down, told to her more and told, that everything will be OK, and she get well soon.
My husband often thinks up different ideas, that I don't like. He tries to persuade me, that these are good ideas and we must do what he thinks up. I don't want, that's why firstly I try to find a compromise. If he doesn't agree to it, I am forced to insist on my point of view. In such situations we can argue and finally stop talking to each other for several times.
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When my mother in law was for sick, I encouraged her. I found a good doctor and
paid for her blood test. I calmed her down, talked to her more and told her that
everything will be OK, and she get well soon. My husband often thinks about
different ideas which I don't like. He tries to persuade me, that these are good
ideas and we must do what he thinks. I don't want it, that's why firstly I try
to compromise. If he doesn't agree to it, I am forced to insist my
point of view. In such situations we can argue and finally stop talking to each
other for several times.
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When my mother-in-law was sick, I took care of her. I found a good doctor and
payed for her blood test. I calmed her down, told her that everything would be OK, and that she would get well soon.
My husband often comes up with many different ideas that I don't like. He tries to persuade me that his ideas are good and we should do them. When I don't want to, I first try to find a compromise. If he doesn't agree to it, I am forced to insist on my
point of view. In such situations we can argue and finally stop talking to each
other for a long time.
Great paragraph!
If you want to say you encouraged your mother in law, it’s best to say what you encouraged her to do.
Ex: “I encouraged her to have faith that she would get better.”
Also, a common phrase used in English is “Stand your ground.” When you say “I am forced to insist on my point of view”, you can replace it with “I am forced to stand my ground.” Which means the same thing.
Also, in the sentence: “..stop talking to each other for several ______.“ you should use a specific unit of time (hours, minutes, days, weeks, months)
If you just want to say you don’t talk to one another for a long time, you can say “... stop talking to each other for a long time.”
Great work!
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When my mother in low was for sick, I encouraged her. I found a good doctor and
payed for her blood test. I calmed her down, told to her more and told, that
everything will be OK, and she get well soon. My husband often thinks up
different ideas, that I don't like. He tries to persuade me, that these are good
ideas and we must do what he thinks up. I don't want, that's why firstly I try
to find a compromise. If he doesn't agree to it, I am forced to insist on my
point of view. In such situations we can argue and finally stop talking to each
other for several times.
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