Reading not adapted books
Today I've finished my first book on english language that wasn't adapted for my intermediate level.
It was very slow process for me, I'd spend a lot of time by using dictionaries. I read e-book from my IPad and application helps me with translating words but it still was a challenge. I spent about four months to read it to the end but finally I made it.
Reading not adapted book was important because in other way it wouldn't be interesting for me. The plot of the real book grasped me and I continued reading again and again, I wanted to know how it's ends.
And I happy with results. I've improved my reading speed and learned a lot of words. It was great boost in my learning.
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Reading not adapted books
Today I've finished my first book on in english language that wasn't adapted for my intermediate level.It was very slow process for me,as I'd spend spent a lot of time by using dictionaries. I read an e-book from on my IPad and an application helps helped me with translating words but it still was still a challenge. I spent about four months to read reading it to the end but finally I have made it.
Reading a not non-adapted book was important because in other way it the alternatives wouldn't be interesting for to me. The plot of the real book grasped gripped me and I continued reading again and again; I wanted to know how it's ends it ended.
And I am happy with the results. I've improved my reading speed and learned a lot of words. It was has provided a great boost in my to my learning.
Hiya, that sounded like a real challenge! In your writing, there are some errors with your tense use. In the first sentence, you use the time word 'today' so as a result, I would use the past simple tense for 'finish'. If you hadn't used a time reference, you could have used 'have finished'. Also, I wouldn't use 'had spent' in the second sentence because it is a simultaneous action with 'it was a slow process' and is not an action before this. We use past perfect to sequence one action or state before another e.g. 'It had stopped raining by the time we left the restaurant.' I hope this helps. Bye for now, Fiona
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Well done!
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