My biggest enemy in English
I am my biggest enemy when I try to speak English, if I made some mistakes I thinking that I will never be able to speak to anyone in English, and this is really dumb, because even in my native language I make mistakes but I do not think about them the same way I think in English, so from now on I am going to be more forgiving about my mistakes, and you should too.
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My biggest enemy in English
I am my biggest enemy when I try to speak English. (This is fine. As a suggestion, an alternative is '..when it comes to speaking English' ) When I make some mistakes, I think that I will never be able to speak to anyone in English, and this is really dumb, because even in my native language I make mistakes. But I do not think about these mistakes the same way I think about my English mistakes, and so from now on I am going to be more forgiving about my mistakes, and you should too.Well written ! You expressed yourself very well.
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My biggest enemy in English
I am my biggest enemy when I try to speak English. If I make a mistake, I start to think that I will never be able to speak to anyone in English. This is not a fair assessment, because when I make mistakes in my native language I do not think about them the same way. From now on I am going to be more forgiving about my mistakes and you should too.***It was very easy to understand what you meant. Even with the grammar errors, it was pretty average for a native US speaker speaking or writing conversationally. I just corrected it to a more formal grammar level that would be expected in a school or business setting.
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My Biggest Enemy in English
I am my biggest enemy whenever I try to speak English. If I make some mistakes I thinking that I will never be able to speak to anyone in English, and this is really dumb, because even in my native language I make mistakes. However, I do not think about them the same way as I think in do English. So from now on, I am going to be more forgiving about of my mistakes, and you should too.-
Keep up your great work! Be careful of writing sentences that are a bit convoluted when they run on. I hope this helps!
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