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First notebook entry: Introducing myself Hi, my name is Luca and I'm 30 I live in a little town in Padova - Italy - I work like designer and mechanical project manager in a factory. In m free time I like reading some books and running and walking. I have a motorcycle and I use it during the week-end. I like quite life and not confusion! I like sometime play guitar.

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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi, my name is Luca and I'm 30
I live in a little town in Padova - Italy -
I work as a designer and mechanical project manager in a factory.
In m free time I like reading some books and running and walking.
I have a motorcycle and I use it during the week-end.
I like quite life and not confusion!
I like sometime play guitar.
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi, my name is Luca and I'm 30
I live in a little town in Padova - Italy -
I work as a designer and mechanical project manager in a factory.
In my free time I like reading some books and running and walking.
I have a motorcycle and I use it during the weekend.
I like the quiet life without confusion!
I like to play the guitar sometimes
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi, my name is Luca and I'm 30
I live in a little town in Padova - Italy -
I work as a designer and mechanical project manager in a factory.
In my free time I like reading some books and running and walking. 

(You can shorten this with just a comma: "I like reading some books, walking and running." --it sounds a bit more natural.)

I have a motorcycle and I use it during the weekend. (Just one word, You don't need the dash.)

I like the quiet life and not confusion! (Again, that is correct, but this sounds better: "I like the quiet life without confusion!" Also correct: "I like a quiet life without confusion!")

I like to sometimes play the guitar. (This sentence can be written a few other ways that sound better.)

1) "I like to play the guitar sometimes."
(The action "play the guitar" followed by when, "sometimes.")

2) "Sometimes I like to play the guitar."
(When, "Sometimes," followed by the action, "play the guitar.")


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