First impressions of itaki service I reach this site while looking for some additional resources for learn English language. I was wondering about this platform and also about writing personal notes

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Alex

First impressions of itaki service I reach this site while looking for some additional resources for learn English language. I was wondering about this platform and also about writing personal notes function. I think it is a great idea, because it can be really helpfull for many people who decided learn a foreign language. While they writing a essay they get practice in grammar and use their vocabulary. But most important what italki community get feedback for it. Native-speakers can advise you to how use their language in right way. I hope what if i still write a essay couple times a week i will improve my grammar skills and take down the language barrier in my mind.

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My first impressions of the itaki service.

I reach found this site while looking for some additional resources for to learn English language.

I was wondering about this platform and also about writing using the personal notes function. I think it is a great idea, because it can be really helpfull helpful for many people who have decided to learn a foreign language. While they are writing a an essay they get practice* practise in grammar and they get to use their vocabulary. But most important importantly what the italki community can get feedback for on it. Native-speakers can advise you to on how to use their language in the right way.

I hope what that if i** I still write a an essay a couple of times a week i I will improve my grammar skills and take down the language barrier in my mind.

Hello Alex,

The highlighted areas are my changes. If a highlighted word also has a strikethrough, it means you should remove it. The asterisks * are for extra notes shown below.

* practise with an 's' is the British way of spelling this verb. Practice with a 'c' is the noun, for example, GP practice.

** We tend to capitalise 'i' when using the personal pronoun, so 'i like cake' should be 'I like cake'.

Hope this helps.

Marie

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