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NO.4 Say Goodbye to my past
It's been a long time since I wrote a passage. It's not a good behavior to learn a language or any subject, but I'm still get too tired to write something down. Maybe that's because I thought all I have written is* rubbish and equal to nothing. When I read my college English book, I always become** confused. Why are there still so many English sentences I do not understand? Why can't I write beautiful sentences like other writers? Why can't I speak like a native speaker? I have learned English for so many years, who can help me out of this? I lose confidence sometimes but I'm still strong to keep on. The good news is I past passed the most important English text in college, the CET-4. For a higher goal I decided to take part in the next level, the CET-6, and I'm busy with it. The test will be in June. Wish me luck, my friends. Whatever the trouble is in our way, the life will still go on. So say goodbye to the past and say hello to tomorrow. Tomorrow is a better day.
*This verb goes with "all I have written". While you have written more than 1 thing, "all I have written" is a singular phrase, so use "is" instead of "are." If you said instead "all the entries I have written," that would be plural and you would use "are".
**You wrote: I always confused. We need a verb in this sentence. Options:
(1) I am always confused.
(2) I always become confused.
(3) I always get confused. (means the same as #2, but less formal)
Great job. As they say in Japanese, がんばって.
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