New words to practise
Business meeting incorporates dinner with a CEO.
MIcrosoft takes over another firm, which has financial problems.
Sportsman did not manage last hurdle in the game.
In the language learning process is important momentum.
My son has a flue. I have gauged him 38 degree celsius.
I strive eat healthy food during the day.
Teenagers often gallivant around the city.
When I was young I squandered my time playing computer games.
You should set aside your time for studying and relaxing.
My smartphone had fell down because I whipped him out from my pocket really fast.
I always try to strike up with locals in the countryside.
Wearing a hat inside the house is not advisable.
Many women hoarded in front of the shop last week.
Every single day I flip through the nesw because I want to know something interesting.
Our cottage is in the nature but the road to oottage is quite bumpy.
She has won the whole race. She is a glorious!
Yesterday, I neglected sending my homework to my teacher.
It is inevitable to have a slip ups in our lives.
I can't dance - I am a dunce!
"I don't know", she shrugged.
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New words to practise
The business meeting *incorporates* dinner with a CEO.
MIcrosoft takes over another firm, which has financial problems.
The sportsman did not manage last hurdle in the game.
In the language learning process is important momentum is important.
My son has a flue. I have gauged him 38 degree Celsius.
I strive to eat healthy food during the day.
Teenagers often gallivant around the city.
When I was young I squandered my time playing computer games.
You should set aside your time for studying and relaxing.
My smartphone had fell down because I whipped him it out from my pocket really fast. [Or: My smartphone had fallen...]
I always try to strike up with locals in the countryside.
Wearing a hat inside the house is not advisable.
Many women *hoarded* in front of the shop last week.
Every single day I flip through the news nesw because I want to know something interesting.
Our cottage is in the nature but the road to the cottage oottage is quite bumpy.
She has won the whole race. She is a glorious!
Yesterday, I neglected sending to send my homework to my teacher.
It is inevitable to have a slip ups in our lives.
I can't dance - I am a dunce!
"I don't know", she shrugged.
Please note that a * means this part of the sentence does not sound correct and there are many ways to fix it.
Good job, keep going!
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>Business meeting incorporates dinner with a CEO.
The business meeting includes dinner with a CEO.
>MIcrosoft takes over another firm, which has financial problems.
Microsoft takes over another firm with financial problems.
>Sportsman did not manage last hurdle in the game.
The athlete failed to clear the last hurdle.
>In the language learning process is important momentum.
In learning a language, momentum is important.
>My son has a flue. I have gauged him 38 degree celsius.
My son has the flu. He has a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius.
>I strive eat healthy food during the day.
I strive to eat healthy food during the day.
>Teenagers often gallivant around the city.
(the sentence is ok, but know that the word "gallivant" is used mostly by older people commenting on younger people. You probably wouldn't use it much.)
>When I was young I squandered my time playing computer games.
(looks ok. You'd be more likely to hear "wasted" instead of "squandered.")
>You should set aside your time for studying and relaxing.
You should set aside time for studying and relaxing.
>My smartphone had fell down because I whipped him out from my pocket really fast.
My smartphone fell out of my pocket because I took it out too fast.
>I always try to strike up with locals in the countryside.
I always try to strike up conversations with the locals.
>Wearing a hat inside the house is not advisable.
(OK) also... Wearing a hat inside is not advisable. OR Wearing a hat in the house is not advisable.
>Many women hoarded in front of the shop last week.
Many women gathered in front of the shop last week.
>Every single day I flip through the nesw because I want to know something interesting.
Every day I flip through the news because I want to learn something interesting.
>Our cottage is in the nature but the road to oottage is quite bumpy.
Our cottage is in the country. The road there is quite bumpy.
>She has won the whole race. She is a glorious!
She won the race. She is fantastic! (or terrific, or whatever, but probably not glorious.)
>Yesterday, I neglected sending my homework to my teacher.
Yesterday I forgot to send my homework to my teacher.
>It is inevitable to have a slip ups in our lives.
In life, slip-ups are inevitable.
>I can't dance - I am a dunce!
:-D
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Just some suggestions to make your sentences more natural. There are many different ways to translate them.
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