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2020-08-10 Homesickness It has been 3 years since I start to live here. For the last 2 years, I hardly feel homesick such as missing friends, siblings, or even my home country foods. Looking back past 2 years, it was so hectic that I could not think of anything except for getting used to living in a foreign country. However, it seemed to turn out from the beginning of this year when I was laid-off on March because of the outbreak of COVID-19. All of sudden, I could have a lot of time to do what I want freely. The first thing I remember is that I tried to do something that I have always wanted to do. I mainly spent my time playing computer games and watching movies. I felt like I was in heaven and had really fun at first. Nothing bothered me at that time: there was enough subsidy from the government and given the situation, I don’t think I could find another job. But ironically, it wasn't anyone but me who interrupt myself as time goes on. It was beginning with loneliness and stuffiness, feeling the futility of life, and even homesickness. These days, I often dream of my hometown. Gathering all my family members eating home-made foods together or hanging out with my old friends. For the first time ever, I felt this is what they call a homesickness.

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Hello! I am just going to correct one paragraph but give you in depth feedback.


It has been 3 years since I start to moved here (it will be better if you identify where the "here" is. Since there is no reference point, there is no way for me to know where the "here" is). For the last ("For the last should only be used when talking in the present perfect tense). In the past 2 years, I hardly rarely feel felt (remember, you are talking about the past so all your verbs need to be in the past tense.) homesick. (Homesick includes everything you listed, so saying so the following phrases is redundant) such as missing friends, siblings, or even my home country foods. Looking back past The last 2 years it was were so hectic that I could did not have the time to think about anything (this phrase means that you could not come up with an idea i.e. for a project) except for getting used to living in a foreign country.

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Hope things will look up for you soon, Sung Joo!

2020-08-10 Homesickness

It has been 3 years since I started to live here. For the last 2 years, I’ve hardly felt homesick, such as very rarely if at all missing friends, siblings, or even my home country foods. Looking back at the past 2 years, it was life has been so hectic that I could not think of anything except for getting used to living in a foreign country.

However, it seemed to turn out take a turn for the worse/go downhill from the beginning of this year when I was laid off on in March because of the outbreak of COVID-19. All of a sudden, I could have a lot of time on my hands to do what I want freely. The first thing I remember is that I tried to do something that I have always wanted to do. I mainly spent my time playing computer games and watching movies. I felt like I was in heaven and really had really fun at first. Nothing bothered me at that time: - there was enough subsidy from the government and given the situation, I don’t think I could have found find another job.  

But ironically, it wasn't anyone but me who interrupted myself as time goes went on. It was beginning began with loneliness and stuffiness (?), feeling the futility of life, and even homesickness. These days, I often dream of my hometown. Gathering all my family members, eating home-made foods together or hanging out with my old friends. For the first time ever, I felt this is what they call a homesickness.

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