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My grammar exercises I'm so grateful when you're correcting my texts! If you see something absolutely wrong, please don't hesitate and correct it significantly! It's important not only to see my own mistakes, but to pick up extra phrases that I still don't know. I'm not sure whether it's important or not to learn English grammar in addition to working on my Student's Textbooks. There are different opinions concerning the studying grammar apart from just using language. I mean right studying grammar form special books. I've still had been confusing a lot of grammar rules in spite of understanding them separately from using them in spoken or written language. For instance, I've taken some grammar books and I've started exploring them carefully in one exact theme, that is very uneasy for me, not only to use, but to understand either. It's about subjunctives. The conditional sentences have always been for me incredibly incomprehensible. When I read a rule of how to use both clauses of conditional sentence I see how to construct them correctly. But as I begin writing or especially speaking, I absolutely forgot about that rules or I have to take a long pause to concentrate on guessing of type of condition which I need to use right now. I must put together all my knowledge about it but it takes time and it's so boring to speak that way. Even worse, eventually, it comes with mistakes or completely wrong. So I need to do more grammar exercises and I think where isn't another way to make my English grammatically at least acceptable if not perfect. I've spent 40 minutes. I think it's too much. But if do it faster, it'll be much worse :)

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My grammar exercises

I'm so grateful when you're correcting you correct my texts!
If you see something absolutely wrong, please don't hesitate and correct it significantly!
It's important not only to see my own mistakes, but to pick up extra phrases that I still don't know.
I'm not sure whether it's important or not to learn English grammar in addition to working on my Student's Textbooks.
There are different opinions concerning the studying grammar apart from just using language. I mean right studying grammar form special books.
I've still had been confusing a lot of grammar rules in spite of understanding them separately from using them in spoken or written language. For instance, I've taken gotten some grammar books and I've started exploring them carefully in one exact theme, that is very uneasy difficult for me, not only to use, but to understand either too.
It's about subjunctives. The conditional sentences have always been for me incredibly incomprehensible to me. When I read a rule of how to use both clauses of conditional sentences, I see how to construct them correctly. But as I begin writing or especially speaking, I absolutely forget about those rules or I have to take a long pause to concentrate on guessing of the type of condition which I need to use right now. I must put together all my knowledge about it but it takes time and it's so boring to speak that way. Even worse, eventually, it comes out with mistakes or completely wrong.
So I need to do more grammar exercises and I think where there isn't another way to make my English grammatically at least acceptable, grammatically, if not perfect.
I've spent 40 minutes. I think it's too much. But if do it faster, it'll be much worse :)
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My grammar exercises

I'm so grateful when you're correcting my texts X > I would be grateful If you could correct my text.
If you see something anything absolutely wrong with it , please don't hesitate to and correct it. significantly!
It's important not only for me to see not only my own mistakes, but I also hope to pick up new extra phrases that I have not heard of yet.
I'm not sure whether I should be it's important or not to learning English grammar on my own in addition to reading working on my English Student's textbooks.
There are different opinions regarding concerning the benefits of studying grammar, apart from the obvious reason that it helps us to speak well in the  just using language. I mean right studying grammar form special books x.>  What I mean by that is whether we should study grammar exclusively, not just casually, from books that are specially written to cover the subject .



I've still had been confusing a lot of grammar rules in spite of understanding them separately from using them in spoken or written language. X> I am still confused by a lot of grammar rules, despite the fact that I do understand them to an extent and have used them in my writing and conversation.

For instance, I've taken some grammar books and I've started exploring them carefully in one exact theme, that is very uneasy for me, not only to use, but to understand either X.> For instance, I have some books on grammar and when I read them and  try to fully understand a particular aspect of English grammar, I find that to be not easy at all. I not only do not know how to use them in my speech, I also cannot fully understand them.


It's My biggest problem is understanding subjunctives. These conditional sentences have always been for me incredibly incomprehensible to me. When I read a rule on of how to construct two independent clauses in a of conditional sentence, I can see how they are to constructed them correctly. But, as soon as I begin to write and, especially, when I want to speak, I am sure absolutely to forgot everything about the that rules, or I have to take a long pause to concentrate on guessing which what  type of conditional rule to apply then. which I need to use right now. I have to mentally go through all the knowledge I have on them first must put together all my knowledge about it but and that it takes time, and it's so boring to speak that way. Even worse, eventually, whatever it that come out off my mouth eventually may be full of  mistakes or completely wrong.
So, I need to do more grammar exercises, but I still think why  where there isn't another way for me to make my English grammatically better or at least acceptable, if not perfect.
I've spent 40 minutes writing this. I think that's too long much. But if do it faster, it'll be much worse :)

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