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First notebook entry: Introducing myself hey there, I 'm Selina, i live in Beijing, China. i 'm 24years old. I hope i can get a better improvement here for my Enlish since i want to change my job recently. At the meantime, my first language is Chinese, i holp i can help those foreign friends who want to lean Chinese.

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hey there, I'm Selina, and I live in Beijing, China. I'm twenty-four years old. I hope I can get a better improvement for my English here because I've been wanting to change my job recently. In the meantime For now, my first language is Chinese. I hope I can help any foreign friends who want to learn Chinese.

Hi, and welcome!

Some of the phrases were out of place or strange, I'll try to explain them a little.

"get a better improvement for..." - you're repeating yourself, because an improvement is something better. "Get an improvement" also sounds clumsy, it's better to use the basic verb, to improve.

"I've been wanting to..." - because you used recently. "I want to change my job" is a basic statement, but because you added a time factor you need a present perfect form (=connect the past to the present). Because it's still happening, the verb needs to be in the continuous form: to be wanting to...

"In the meantime" - use this only to describe something that happens while another unconnected action is happening. These actions run parallel.

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