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Sato
Japanese
Jun 29, 2017
今日は、久しぶりに大泉洋の本を読みながら文法や表現を勉強しました。とても楽しいレッスンでした。今日もありがとうございました!
Jihun
Korean
Jun 27, 2017
좋은 하루 되세요 :)
Sato
Japanese
Jun 19, 2017
映画の説明しながら、会話の練習をしました。途中、難しい説明もありましたが、がんばりました!お疲れ様でした。また次回も楽しみにしています!
Jihun
Korean
Jun 18, 2017
좋은 하루 되세요 :)
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  • Answered
    There is some difference. "Who am I" serves as a question, while "Who I am" is a noun phrase referring to your own identity. E.g. Who am I? - is okay Who I am? is not okay. "(Who I am) is not important." has a similar meaning to "(My identity) is not important."
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    January 1, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Importance of learning English

    Learning English will bring you many benefits.

    For example, we will be able to communicate with foreigners and experience various cultures.

    In addition, we will enjoy traveling abroad. This is because we ??can get more information in foreign countries. ??
    Moreover, it is said that Japanese can't speak English. So if you could speak English, you will get some ??advantages.??

    Comments:

    Good work on this notebook entry, it displays good control of the English language's grammar and vocabulary. Main areas of improvement:

    1)Consistent use of modality. The entry started with "will" (high modality), but moved to can/would (lower modality). Considering this is a persuasive argument, use high modality words, a.k.a will, must, definitely etc, throughout your writing.

    2) Vague phrases. In the phrases with question marks, clarify what you mean. Provide more information, i.e. "what information" and "what advantages". State explicitly what you mean.

    3)Word choice. Not that big, just "experience" is a better word to use. Just practice more XD

    Keep up the good work.


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    December 10, 2016
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