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When you lose motivation to learn
When you lose motivation to learn, remember that why you started to learn. Learning language can be an exhausteding thing. You have to study and remember so many vocabulariesmuch vocabulary [a language's vocabulary is measured, not counted] and so many grammar rules, phrasal verbs, idioms and so on. It seems to be a long, long journey. You can't see the end pointendpoint. It makes you lose your motivation to learn sometimes. But when you think back why you started to learn, you can get back your motivation again. Maybe you want to travel to a country and speak with local people fluently. Maybe you want to get a promotion. Maybe you want to make some friends. Maybe you want to know more other countryies' ["other" is always followed by a plural noun, unless there is only one alternative = "the other X"] cultures. No matter what you want, there are always somethings [there are some things OR there is something. The former has a space, while the latter doesn't] that make you start to learn again. When you recall all those reasons which make you start to learn, your enthusiasm will come back. Your momentum will come back. Take a break, Drink some water. Eat some bread. Start again. Move forward toward your goal. The result will be beautiful. Your dream will come true.
Inspiring essay. Thanks.0 votedJune 13, 20161
[...] a small beautiful country in South East Southeast Asia [...] there are many wonderful places for you to travel to. Now, i will introduce you to some famous signs attractions in Vietnam. [...] Maybe it's not as bustle bustling as Ho Chi Minh City [...] but it has the beauty of ancient times. Moreover, the foods is grate great. You can try the famous dishes when you heard hear about Vietnam such as: Pho, Bun Cha, Cha Ca La Vong, Bun Thang, and Banh Cuon,...or some favourite foods of teenagers such as: Xoai Lac, Chao quay, thit Nuong,...
But, if you are a dynamic person, you can come to Ho Chi Minh City. The lives Life there is very abundant, modern and there are a lot of interesting places you should try to go to. The foods there are is also plentiful, and cheap, and people are always friendly [...] The summer (The summers ... are)/(Summer ... is) in Vietnam is quite hot, so beaches are the best chose choice to come to. The most famous beach in Vietnam is Nha Trang in Khanh Hoa. It's extremely wonderful, and the others services are also good. [...] Hoi An ancient town, which is the best town which that the visitors like the most, and Da Nang, which is the safest city in Viet Nam. There you can enjoy the beauty of Dragon Bridge in Han river, it which cans puff fire and colorful water. It's amazing. Besides, Da Lat, Sa Pa, Viet Bac are the places where the weather is cool and fresh, and where you can also discover the life of ethnic minorities here.1. "I travel to Vietnam" -> "Vietnam is a place you can travel to"; 2. "Beauty of ... [noun]", e.g., "beauty of Vietnam", "beauty of nature", ... -> "beauty of ancient times" ~ "cái đẹp của thời kỳ xưa" 3. Run-on sentences; appositives.
0 votedJune 11, 20161Past memories
Today, I was checking my messages on Facebook that were from a long time ago. I remembered old friends and so who were close to for me. I left and blocked one and the other blocked me . The one who blocked me ,he loved me so much in the past . I unblocked this one and sent a message to him .And he opened it ,replied quickly and he was so happy that I remembered for remembering him.But I do/did not feel am not feeling good ,as when I talked to him, i feel felt my heart break something break my heart .I remember this guy. who taught me THE LOVE , and then he disappeared.I hate him so much and I can't sleep now .It's 1:48 AM :(((((Do not use a space before a period or comma. Use one space after a period or comma.
"Long time" -> "long time ago"
"I was happy for ..." -> "I was happy that ..."
0 votedMay 27, 20161

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