Grammarly, studying, NHL.
I am finally installed Grammarly keyboard on my phone. I assume it isn't optimal for studying English. It is much better to check previously writes text at the end. But otherwise, it's a very useful tool for me to practice because I am achieved some level in English already. And it helps me such as to choose better tense or find a grammar mistake faster. And usually, I understand why I made a mistake. Correct me if I am wrong there.
Right now I find myself laying on the bed at midnight and writing this note. And I'm thinking why did I not reach this simple idea to write something in English by using a phone before? Usually, I was preparing for writing something in Blog with all strictness. And it takes hours! But if my goal is to speak and write in English naturally, I shouldn't do it with long preparations. So I decided to add to my schedule a couple of minutes to write anything in English by phone with no mental preparation.
By the way, all the live English classes I have visited are closed now. We moved to the home education because of virus and it irritating me a bit. Now we have plenty of homework to manage mostly by ourselves. But it's okay.
Is anyone keen on hockey? I would like to discuss it. I am not an expert, not at all. I didn't even watch a single NHL game this year, cause I'm more Russian hockey guy. But anyway, If you are generally interested in it, I'll happily discuss with you, especially if you are competent in NHL caphits. I've tried to manage with it but failed! At least, I used to be a hockey referee for about 12 years.
At the end of my worthless mind flow, I want to declare that those two revisions I got for my previous notes by very kind strangers were ultimately useful. I thanked those guys for their help personally and I give my grateful now!
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Grammarly, studying, NHL.
I am finally installed Grammarly keyboard on my phone. I assume it isn't optimal for studying English but it is much better to check previously writes text at the end (?) do you mean: it is good at checking my previously written texts? Otherwise, it's a very useful tool for me to practice with because I have achieved a good level of English already. For example, it helps me choose better tenses or find grammar mistakes faster and usually, I understand where I made the mistake. (Where i went wrong) Correct me if I am wrong there.
Right now I find myself lying on the bed at midnight writing this note and I’m thinking how did I not have the idea to write something in English using my phone before? Usually, I draft the writing for my Blog very strictly and it takes hours! But if my goal is to speak and write in English more naturally, I shouldn't do it with lots of drafting. So I decided to add this to my schedule: a couple of minutes to write anything in English with my phone with no mental preparation.
By the way, all the in-person English classes I had are closed now. We changed to home education because of the virus and it is irritating me a bit. Now we have lots (plenty is similar to enough, an amount you can cope with, lots stresses how much work you have) of homework to manage mostly by ourselves. But it's okay.
Is anyone keen on hockey? I would like to discuss it. I am not an expert, not at all. I didn't even watch a single NHL game this year, cause I'm more of a Russian hockey guy. But anyway, If you are generally interested in it, I'll happily discuss with you, especially if you are competent in NHL caphits. I've tried to manage with it but failed! At least I used to be a hockey referee for about 12 years. (? Unsure what you mean here, but I also know nothing about hockey 😂)
At the end of my worthless stream of consciousness, I want to declare that the two revisions I got for my previous notes from very kind strangers were ultimately very useful. I thanked those guys for their help personally and I give my thanks now!
Lovely writing :) I love reading stream of consciousness notes 😊 I hope home schooling is going well. Always here to help if you need!
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Grammarly, studying, NHL.
I am have finally installed the Grammarly keyboard on my phone. I assume it isn't optimal for studying English. It is much better to check previously writes written text at the end. But otherwise, it's a very useful tool for me to practice because I am achieved some level in English already. And it helps me such as to choose better tense or find a grammar mistake faster. And usually, I understand why I made a mistake. Correct me if I am wrong there.
Right now I find myself laying on the bed at midnight and writing this note. And I'm thinking, [need to insert a comma] why did I not reach this simple idea to write something in English by using a phone before? Usually, I was preparing for writing something in Blog with all strictness. And it takes hours! But If my goal is to speak and write in English naturally, I shouldn't do it with long preparations. So I decided to add to my schedule a couple of minutes to write anything in English by phone with no mental preparation.
By the way, all the live English classes I had have visited are closed now. We moved to the home education because of virus and it irritating me a bit. Now we have plenty of homework to manage mostly by ourselves. But it's okay.
Is anyone keen on hockey? I would like to discuss it. I am not an expert, not at all. I didn't even watch a single NHL game this year, cause I'm more Russian hockey guy. But Anyway, if you are generally interested in it, I'll happily discuss it with you, especially if you are competent in NHL caphits. I've tried to manage with it but failed! At least, I used to be a hockey referee for about 12 years.
At the end of my worthless mind flow, I want to declare that those two revisions I got for my previous notes by very kind strangers were ultimately useful. I thanked those guys for their help personally and I give my grateful now!
I agree with the edits the previous poster made, and have added a few of my own. Here's a tip for writing sentences: In general, it is better not to start a sentence with a coordinating conjunction. The 7 common coordinating conjunctions are: but, and, so, for, nor, or, and yet.
Conjunctions connect clauses, phrases, or sentences. They usually follow a comma. Examples:
I didn't want to go to the dentist, so I canceled my appointment.
I don't like vegetables, but I eat them because they are healthy.
You can walk to school or take the bus. (the clause "take the bus" doesn't need a comma before it)
I think he is a nice person, and I want to get to know him better.
Often you will see sentences that start with a conjunction. Usually this is done for emphasis. You will also see it in informal writing such as novels or letters. In general, though, you should rarely start a sentence with a conjunction, particularly in formal or business writing.
Hope this helps!
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