August 24
Today, I'm off. I was originally planning to binge watch some videos on Netflix, but I changed my plan and decided to go to a library to study English.
As I'm supposed to take an English exam next month, I took a workbook for the test and worked on it.
After an hour, I felt bored and left my desk for the other section of the library. Then, I found a nice English reference book by chance.
The book title is ｢イメージでわかる表現英文法(VISUAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR EXPRESSION)｣. I think I'm lucky to find this.
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Cacia
Thank you for your advises! They are really helpful!
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Your English is very clear! I don't see anything to correct. I only have two minor suggestions:
1. "I'm off" is often used like 「行ってきます」, so for clarity you might want to say "I'm off work."
2. "I changed my plan" is perfectly grammatical and accurate — it doesn't sound strange at all, and a native English speaker might use it in some contexts — but the idiomatic expression is "I changed my mind."
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