persist write something everyday
Today, I met some old colleagues and had a dinner with them, so I am a litter drunk. But I still want to write something on Italki. I think that a lot of Chinese people like to drink in a special situation and then drunk. ha ha......
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persist Keep writing something every day. (Or: Write something every day.)
Comments:
1. "Everyday" is more accurately an adjective, for example: "Traffic is an everyday situation." "Every day" is used to refer to time, like "each day." They are pronounced the same. Also: many native speakers confuse the two, so don't worry about this too much.
2. "Italki vs. italki": most websites (unless they are big names, like YouTube or Yahoo or Facebook) are not capitalized in informal writing. This is more of a common practice (or maybe just a preference), rather than a strict rule, so don't worry about this too much either. You know, tech-talk makes up its own language rules (like iPod, iPhone...).
3. An ellipse (...) should have just three periods.
4. I don't think it's just Chinese who like to get drunk on special occasions!
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