You could use 'going to' in past, present or future continuous forms. I was going to... I am going to... I will be going to...

my diary~ about my fat problem recently.

Recently I have found that regular exercise habit is very important for me. Recently.

I am did not easily to get fat before, but lately I have began to get fat. The reasons includes my not sleeping time is not enough, always eating too much, having and late in my dinner late and drinking beers after dinner. At the same time my body metabolism has slowed down, etc.

It's hard for me to change my daily habits, especially for my eating habits in at dinner. For the sake of my figure and health, i have decided to make an exercise plan and execute it diligently.

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It's true in the west people avoid being to direct about how much people weigh. People get offended easily. But Chinese are more direct about fat so either way is fine.

Yes, sake means, "for a reason or purpose"

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Hi Renee. It's hard to choose a favourite but if I had to pick I think Apocalypse Now would be the one. It's so epic and it's theme's get right at the heart of humanity's heart of darkness, as per the excellent Joseph Conrad novel on which it is based. Also, Coppola and many of the cast and crew were almost driven insane during the making, which took many years, deep in the Philippine jungle. Runner up: Aguirre the Wrath of God by Herzog for similar reasons...