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    Yes. In example " This is useful in order, not only to run, but also to swim?" You speak English very well.
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    September 15, 2019
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    Please help me with correcting grammar errors of following paragraphs. I appreciate your help!

    The diagram provided shows the production of electricity by a hydroelectric dam. This process begins with the water in a reservoir which then passes through a tunnel and ends with the creation of electricity.
    In order to generate electricity, the first step is to collect water in a reservoir. Then the water will pass through an intake in the bottom of the dam and enter a long tunnel which is called a penstock.
    However, in the second step, the intake is opened, the water flows down the penstock, the pressure it creates is used to spin the turbine. Said turbine is connected to a generator, thereby the momentum powers the generator to produce electricity. At the same time, the water flow s out into the river below the dam. Finally, the power produced is carried away by power lines, which transport the electricity over long distance.

    I'm not a writer but I believe that it is at least coherent. I changed some sentences alot for that reason.
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    September 15, 2019
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  • Answered
    In the expression you're using its most likely an affirmative to a question. I.e. "Does Paul enjoy suprises?" You could respond "Paul does enjoy suprises.". Though you are correct in thinking it isn't necessary, you cpuld simply say "Paul enjoys suprises as well."
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    June 5, 2018
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    The second line is correct. When speaking abput a person you use the verb "be". Good job. [emoji]
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    June 5, 2018
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    The second line is correct. When speaking abput a person you use the verb "be". Good job. [emoji]
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    June 5, 2018
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