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ER Season12 I have started to watch ER from the end of May, and It came to the half of the season12. Dr. Carter who I had thought he was the main character in the drama has left the County at the end of the season 11, also, Dr, Lewis who had returned to the County in the season 8 has gone. Only Dr, Kovac and Dr.Weaver were still there. I feel like that Dr.Weaver will leave the county at the season 12. I can check about that at an internet but there are many pieces of information what I don't want to know because the drama has completed. I did that and I regretted many times, for example, the death of Dr. Green and Dr. Romano, so I never do that. I miss that I'll finish watching the drama, but it's okay. Because I'm going to watch it again whole seasons from the first. Watching the foreign drama is one of the ways of my studying English.

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ER Season 12

I have started to watching ER from near the end of May. and It came to the I watched (about) half of the season 12.

Dr. Carter, who I had thought he was the main character in the drama, has left the county at the end of the season 11.
Also, Dr., Lewis, who had returned to the county in the season 8, has left (or: is gone).
Only Dr. Kovac and Dr. Weaver were still there.

I feel like that Dr. Weaver will leave the county in season 12.

I can check about that at an find out online internet but there are many pieces of information what I don't want to know I don't want to see spoilers because the drama has completed. (In English, we say "spoilers" for information that reveals twists or information about the plot of a movie, book, or TV show that could spoil the surprise for someone else.)

I did that and I regretted it many times, for example, with the death of Dr. Green and Dr. Romano, so I never do that anymore.

I miss that I'm sad that I'll finish watching the drama soon, but it's okay. (I would normally say "I'm sad the drama ends soon.")
Because I'm going to watch it all over again whole seasons from the first season. (In conversation, we will sometimes start sentences with "because," but we don't do it in writing.)

Watching foreign dramas is one of the ways of I study English.


That's a great way to study! You'll learn lots of new vocabulary and natural phrases that way. Good luck!

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