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Hi, How is it going? This has been a long time no write
((( I know you can use phrase "long time no seen" but I never spotted phrase "long time no write". I am not sure how familiar that sounds to native English speakers.
I suggest you sentence: This has been a long time without writing on italki )))
on italki. Well the reason from what why I'm writing is for to seeing how my English has improved, so I hope you can help (me) to correct this text. Lately I've not been really busy, because in this time I'm looking for a job, so I've been basically keeping doing
((( "I hope you can help me" is my suggestion, without "me" it would work too.
"Cause" is used while writing informal English, "Because" is used for formal one
basically -> different word order, can't really explain why since I am not that much into grammar )))
basically two things: to taking driving classes for to learning how to drive. This hasn't been difficult at all, in at first moment I felt so excited and complicated/frustrated at
((( I really wouldn't use word complicated here as there are better words in my opinion )))
the same time because I thought this would take too much time in for learning to know remember the rules,
((( When to use much and when to use many? Read here: http://www.learn-english-online.org/Lesson36/Lesson36.htm )))
understand mechanics and use of the car like this one: is a Science. But I've realized anyone can learn to drive a car (except the blind people/visually disabled
((( visually disabled is considered more "political correct", thought I doubt any blind people will protest against being called blind )))
obviously). Beside of that, I've been keeping my mind occupied while going to gym, because my physiatric doctor/physiatrist recommended it to me due to I my suffering having constant pain in the back, from what which I've got to from working more with my muscles from at this that part. Actually, I reallygot a spend a lot of my life really sedentary but fortunately I am thin and I'm really good in eating healthy.
((( Good at eating isn't common expression in English as far I know. You may say: I am really eating healthy / I am really eating a lot / I am really eating enough )))
Well I hope you didn't haven't got bored while reading this text because I've had more ideas to put here. I'd really thank you if you correct this text to measure my English level. Have a great day, see you around, bye!
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