starting my challenge
I want to do some challenging things to myself. from now on I want to:
1- post at least one note in a day on Italki so that I will be trained to think in English and I can correct my mistakes in speaking with your helps.
2- the second challenge that is totally pain for me :) is studying. I have to study for my exams and I want to get great marks in them. so I'm just asking you guys to send me positive vibes:)).
thanks for your helps and attention:)
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Starting My Challenge
I want to do some challenging things to for myself {or: I want to challenge myself}. From now on I want to:
1- post at least one note in a day on Italki so that I will be trained to think in English and I can correct my mistakes in speaking with your helps. [1]
2- the second challenge that which [2] is totally painful for me :) is studying. I have to study for my exams and I want to get great marks in them. So I'm just asking you guys to send me positive vibes:)).
Thanks for your helps and attention:)
- Help (n) is singular.
- Although this is understandable, the grammatically correct word to use here is "which" because it signals a non-restrictive clause. The "totally painful for me" can be removed from the sentence, and it doesn't change the intent of the sentence, i.e. the second challenge is still "studying", whether or not it's painful. :)
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