I have to move out and get a new apartment until (by?) July 10th because my roommate is leaving. So, I have to find new apartment where I'll live alone.

I asked him, "Can you live with me 6 more months?" But he refused it. He might not want to pay rent anymore. I understand what he said. But it's bad for me if he leaves. I have to pay twice more rent than I did before. But I should understand him. We each have our own life.

I went to look for a new apartment today but there aren't any good apartments. All of the apartments were pretty old. It's not what I'm looking for. But I have to think about the budget I have. I think I might get an old apartment. There is no money to get a new apartment.

I'll save more money to get a new house in few years. That's my wish.

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Back in the beginning of learning spoken English, I got completely nervous when I spoke face to face with a native speaker, even though I believed that speaking a foreign language is quite challenging for everybody. My English speaking skill has  been obviously improved over the  past 6 months and I believe that I have a decent amount of confidence now, but still, sometimes I get strained when I speak in English. Why?

I guess that one primary reason I was tensed up is the gap between the reality and the ideal related to my spoken English. In particular, when it comes to the conversation topic that I get used to, it usually was in Korean not in English and the fact got me thinking seriously. It is important that precisely learning my skill rather than setting a lofty goal to take in myself and to overcome the tension.

I do not have to push myself to impress others.

Overall, I think you grasp the English language AMAZINGLY! But there are certain words you don't need to use... they are filling up spaces and they are not necessary :)

It can be said multiple ways but I will tell you the best sounding ones. 1) We are researching a cure for cancer. 2) You're screwed! / Do the weekly grocery shopping. 3) Did you go? / No, I can't!