Hungry
I was feeling kind of hungry when I finished work this afternoon, but I couldn't decide what to eat. I suddenly remembered that there is a street lined with many different kinds of regional snakes, just on my way home. I headed directly over there. It was crowded there at that time, since almost all people finished work. I found a place to sit down finally. I ordered a couple of spicy crayfish on a stick and something else. They are really delicious. Great!
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Hungry
I was feeling (kind of) hungry when I finished work this afternoon, but I couldn't decide what to eat. I suddenly remembered that there is a street lined with many different kinds of regional- - -
Notes:
kind of: this is slang, so it's fine in spoken English but is usually best avoided in written English
delicious: a food is either delicious or it's not, so putting "really" or "very" before it is incorrect.
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Hungry
I was feeling kind of hungry when I finished work this afternoon, but I couldn't decide what to eat. I suddenly remembered that there is a street lined with many different kinds of regional snakes, just on my way home. I headed directly over there. It was crowded there at that time, since almost all people finished work. I found a place to sit down finally. I ordered a couple of spicy crayfish on a stick and something else. They are really delicious. Great!Hi Ms Apple so you have a hungry name.
To make your expression perfect, do watch the tense, try your best to keep it the same.
>> I suddenly remembered that there is a street << Should be there WAS here.
>> They are really delicious. << They were.
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Hungry
I was feeling kind of hungry when I finished work this afternoon, but I couldn't decide what to eat. I suddenly remembered that there is a street lined with many different kinds of regional snakes, just on my way home. I headed directly over there. It was crowded there at that time, since almost all people finished work. I found a place to sit down finally. I ordered a couple of spicy crayfish on a stick and something else. They are really delicious. Great!**********
I was feeling kind of hungry when I finished work this afternoon, but I couldn't decide what to eat. Suddenly I remembered that there is a street lined with different kinds of regional snack shops, just on the way home. I headed directly over there. It was crowded there at that time, since almost all of the people had finished work. I found a place to sit down finally, I ordered a couple of spicy crayfish on a stick and something else. They were really delicious. Great!
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You have good English! Check out the grammar of "almost all" because you need "of". I changed " I remembered suddenly" to "suddenly I remembered" because it's easier and Americans are lazy speakers, the tongue is lazy. Overall you are very good. Continue the progress!
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It seems we need some people to correct the corrections that some of our friends submit.
1.Very delicious is wrong. Really/absolutely/so delicious is correct.
2. Finally and eventually are equally correct. "A food", however, is not good English.
1.Very delicious is wrong. Really/absolutely/so delicious is correct.
2. Finally and eventually are equally correct. "A food", however, is not good English.
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Hungry
I was feeling kind of hungry when I finished work this afternoon, but I couldn't decide what to eat. Suddenly I remembered that there is a street lined with many different kinds of regional snake shops, just on my way home. I headed directly over there. It was crowded there at that time, since almost all of the people had finished work. I found a place to sit down finally. I ordered a couple of spicy crayfish on a stick and something else. They were really delicious. Great!Want to progress faster?
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