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Start again Yesterday, I decided to start improving my English again. I did like this many times before though. But this time i'm trying to stick to the plan and set a deadline. I have a goal that can be measured. I'm going to give myself one and a half month to get fluent in English before I go to travel in Indonesia. I've read about tricks and techniques to improve English language skills a lot and I know the key is continuously practicing, keep using it. And that's my problem, i didn't do like I know. I hope this time I could reach my goal. Thank you in advance for correcting me.

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Starting again

Yesterday, I decided to start improving my English again. I have done did like this many times before though. But this time I'm trying to stick to the plan and set a deadline. I have a goal that can be measured. I'm going to give myself one and a half month to get fluent in English before I go to travelling in Indonesia. I've read about tricks and techniques to improve English language skills a lot and I know the key is to continuously practicing and keep using it. And That's where my problem lies, I don't follow my own advice. do like I know. I hope that this time I could reach my goal. Thank you in advance for correcting me.

 

Well written, with hardly any errors. Keep practicing and you will be fine. Send me a message, if you require assistance with English =)

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Starting again (use verb+ing for the title)

Yesterday, I decided to start improving my English again. I did like have done (present perfect - have +past participle -  to mention experiences) this many times before though. But this time i'm trying to stick to the plan and set a deadline. I have a goal that can be measured. I'm going to give myself one and a half months to get fluent in English before I go to travel travelling (go + verb+ing) in Indonesia. I've read about tricks tips and techniques to substantially improve English language skills a lot and I know the key is continuously practicing practising (practice= noun, to practise = verb); keep using it. And that's my problem, i didn't do like I know I don't follow my own advice.
I hope this time I could reach my goal. (It is not necessary to use a modal verb after 'hope' when writing about the future. You could use 'I hope I can' or 'I hope I will', but don't use 'could' because it has a past connotation.)
Thank you in advance for correcting me.


Hiya, you have a good grasp of English already and if you work hard, you will do well. Go for it!


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