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Fahrenheit 451 I'm tryiyng to read Fahrenheit 451 in English. I bought the book last week and I know that it won't be easy for me. I think that the idea of choosing a story that I've already read in Portuguese can help me. When I was a teenager, I saw a movie about this story in a Philosophy class and I haven't read the book yet. The movie was old and I really think that someone could create a new one. It could be fine see Montag again, the fireman who lives in a society where the firemen burns books.

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Fahrenheit 451

I'm trying to read Fahrenheit 451 in English. I bought the book last week and I know that it won't be easy for me. I think that the idea of choosing a story that I've already read in Portuguese can help me.
When I was a teenager, I saw a movie about this story in a philosophy class and I haven't hadn't read the book yet. The movie was old and I really think that someone could create a new one. It could be fine see Montag again, the fireman who lives in a society where the firemen burns books.

I hadn't read the book > I used the past perfect here because you saw the movie in the past but you had not read the book before you saw the movie.  

If, for example, you are going to see the movie tomorrow, then you would say that you have not read it yet. (present perfect) 

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Fahrenheit 451

I'm trying to read Fahrenheit 451 in English. I bought the book last week and I know that it won't be easy for me. I think that the idea of choosing a story that I've already read in Portuguese can will help me.
When I was a teenager, I saw a movie about this story in a Philosophy class and I haven't/hadn't ('haven't' if you mean present tense, 'hadn't' if you meant past tense, at the time when you watched the movie) read the book yet. The movie was old and I really think that someone could should create a new one. It could would be fine good to see Montag again, the fireman who lives in a society where the firemen burn books.


Very well written. 

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Fahrenheit 451

I'm trying to read Fahrenheit 451 in English. I bought the book last week and I know that it won't be easy for me. I think that the idea of choosing a story that I've already read in Portuguese can help me.
When I was a teenager, I saw a movie about this story in a Philosophy class and I haven't read the book yet. The movie was old and I really think that someone could create a new version. It could be fine to see Montag again, the fireman who lives in a society where the firemen (burns) books.


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