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Today is my second day writing in write to English. Writing in Write another language is very hard, but my sister said 'Practice English constantly constantly to English, and you will enhance your to English.'
So, I must write English every day.
And Today is very joyful day, because I ate . Cause, I eat lunch with my mother. Lately, my life is so lazy lazed.
Consequently, I can't eat lunch with her, and she is depressed about in my behavior.
But today she smiled at smiles to me. ^^
Therefore, I am determined to fix my habit and develop myself.
Thank you for reading*^^*(Good luck! You're doing great!)
0 votedJanuary 10, 20171- Neither of those really feels right. "In case" is like a warning, and is used more in sentences like: "In case it rains, you should carry an umbrella." "On condition" is very rarely used in casual speech, and is more appropriate in legal documents. I think the sentence you're trying to say is: "If you atе lеss, you would not gеt so fat."0 votedNovember 25, 20160

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