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    Hi Mari! Here are the changes I recommend to make your writing more natural. There are a lot of changes but I hope you can see what I was trying to do. Feel free to ask any questions about the changes and thank you! Today I agreed to go to an English academy with my mom to take the level test. The test was supposed to be an hour long, but I finished quickly. This was because there were so many questions I didn't know the answer to so I didn't have to spend much time on each question. Soon after, the teacher came out with my graded test. My mom looked at my score and frowned. It was okay because I knew what my score would be. My mom poked me on my way home. "How could you get that score? I was embarrassed." I said to her, "what do you mean? I decided to go to the academy because I’m bad at English. If I was good, why would I go to the academy?" And my mom replied, "then keep going until you can talk back like that in English!"
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    September 3, 2021
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    Correct sentence.

    Which sentence is correct and why ?

    I don't know where to start or I don't know where to begin.


    Both sentences are correct. For example, I don't know where to start/begin are both used naturally usually before you tell a complicated or long story to someone. They can also be used when you have a big task to do and you are not looking forward to doing it. You then say these sentences to express this feeling.

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    August 19, 2018
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