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Downton Abbey I have watched the second season so far. I'm about to finish the third one. I decided to watch it because I had heard it was very successful. The tv series is a historical drama based on British society. The story is set in England during the first World War. They are a well-off family, and servants are an important part of their life. I am addicted to the plot because each episode is more exciting than the previous one. I love the characters who always dress up to attend charitable or special events. I like the British accent and learning real English.

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Downton Abbey

I have watched the second season so far. I'm about to finish the third one. I decided to watch it because I had heard it was very successful.

The T.V series is a historical drama based on British society.

The story is set in England during the first World War. It is about a well-off family, and servants are an important part of their life.

I love the plot because each episode is more exciting than the previous one. [You can't be addicted to a plot]

I love the characters who always dress up to attend charitable or special events.

I like the British accent and learning real English.
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Downton Abbey

I have so far watched the second season of this TV series. I'm about to finish the third one. I decided to watch it because I had heard it was very successful.

This TV series is a historical drama based on British society.

The story is set in England during the Edwardian era. It deals with the affairs of a rich family from the landed-gentry, their estate and their servants, who are an important part of their life.

I am addicted to the plot because each episode is more exciting than the last.

I love the characters who always dress up to attend charitable or special events.

I like the British accent and to learn proper English.

Very well written!

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Thank you, Matthew. I really appreciate your correction and explanation.
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This is a well-written entry. A few minor points: - I'm not sure I would describe a show as "very successful." You might be using this expression because in Spanish we might say, "un gran éxito" — which could mean "a great success" but would likely translate to "a great hit." What you've said is correct, but we're more likely to say, "I heard it was a great hit." That also implies popularity. - You might style "tv" as "TV" Also, a Brit speaking real English might say "an historical" instead of "a historical," but I believe either is correct. My wife and I watched El Tiempo Entre Las Costuras for similar reasons!

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