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    My daily writing practice. Any feedback is very important to me :) This text may be a bit longer than usual. I asked myself, "Why is my spoken English so bad?" First of all, I don't practice speaking at all. When it comes to 'output' skills, I'm mainly focused on writing. I write a lot in English. Being in touch with friends all around the world allows me to be good at texting. Secondly, I read and listen to tons of materials in English, so I'm too focused on my 'input' skills only. It’s essential that I start talking more. Even if I have no one to practice with, I should start doing it alone. After reading some text, I should summarize it, ask myself additional questions, and try to answer them. I've already started recording my speaking. I read some articles aloud and recorded them. I see benefits from that approach to learning. I should definitely play these recordings to someone else and get some feedback. I'm really embarrassed by my poor pronunciation. I am fully aware that perfect pronunciation isn't the most important part of speaking, but somehow I avoid speaking during my daily learning. Remember, Lucas, that making mistakes is the best way to learn something new. I associate speaking with something difficult and terrible, while in fact, it may be easy and fun. Luckily, I have a girlfriend who has the same goal as me. Despite her current level being pretty good (?), she wants to speak English more confidently. I must convince her to speak in English more than once a week, but it’s important to be patient. It's normal to feel disappointed sometimes because the benefits don't come overnight. It takes time to develop skills in this field.
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    February 24, 2022
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    My reflection for the past year. Please feel free to correct!:)

    What I’ve learned in my yoga journey and other new experiences over the past year:

    Discipline: I maintain a proper timetable for self practice and self-perpetuating [not sure what this means- sorry!], no matter if it’s 15 minutes or 2 hours. Practice is practice!

    Rejection: I used to care too much about making progress [in what?] and I cared too much about what others think of me. Now, I have learned to say no to things that I’m not ready to do and may get me injured, and I reject people who don’t like me for who I am. I don’t care if I lose progress in physical fitness, or if people leave me because I don’t change for them, I DO care about taking care of myself and growing mentally.

    Acceptance: I reach out for help when needed. I use props during practise or ask students to use props whenever they need them. As I respect myself, I respect others: I never push myself or others to do something beyond their limits and make them feel bad. It is totally fine not to be an elite, and not to be perfect.

    Honesty: I speak up for what I think is right, I act according to what I believe. I listen and respect different beliefs, but at the same time, I do not to change my boundaries to accept what I don’t agree with and don’t deserve [not sure this is the right word, but I don’t know what is meant...].

    I went through a very adventurous year, full of instability but I gained a lot and am genuinely happy with who I am today!
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    April 8, 2020
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    Consciousness

    Today I've realized that everything that happens to us, whether good or bad, teaches us life lessons. You can understand life more deeply after having overcome obstacles, stress, disappointment and the loss of people in your life. You gain wisdom and valuable experience overcoming problems. That's why you should never be afraid to make mistakes.
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    April 8, 2020
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    1. It's never easy having spoken English fluency but I wouldn't have it any other way. This sentence is correct grammatically, but the meaning is strange. It says “when you are fluent in English, it is not easy.” It must be very difficult for all English native speakers, like me! Better: “It’s never easy to obtain fluency in spoken English, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.” 2. It's never easy having command of English but I wouldn't have it any other way. Better: “It’s never easy to reach a level where you have good command of English, but I wouldn’t have it any other way.” 3. It's never easy becoming fluent in English but I wouldn't have it any other way. This is fine. You could also say “It’s never easy to become fluent....” Also, “I wouldn’t have it any other way” means “I am happy that it is not easy- I prefer it to be difficult.” I hope that’s helpful!
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    April 8, 2020
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    We do not use “as well” at the beginning of a sentence. You can use “also” at the beginning of a sentence, but try to avoid it if possible (it sounds a bit awkward); instead, try combining the two ideas into one sentence. - I went to the store yesterday to buy bananas. Also, I bought some apples and carrots. (Ok, but not great.) - I went to the store yesterday and bought some bananas, carrots and apples. (Better.) Depending on the complexity of the text, you may not be able to combine the ideas so easily. You can simply use “as well” (mid-sentence or at the end) in those cases, or use a semicolon (;) to combine two related sentences. - We manufacture parts for automobiles and specialized farm equipment. Also, we have a full catalogue of products available online. (OK, but not great.) - We manufacture parts for automobiles and specialized farm equipment. We have a full catalogue of products available online as well. (Better.) - We manufacture parts for automobiles and specialized farm equipment; we have a full catalogue of products available online. (Better.) I hope that’s helpful.
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    April 8, 2020
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    Changes in Home Ownership

    As the chart above shows, the ratio of state-owned to privately-owned homes is declining year by year, from 75/25 in 1990 to 60/40 in 1995, and finally reduced to 20/80 in 2000. We can easily see that private ownership of houses is increasing rapidly.

    What Is contributing to this phenomenon?From my personal perspective, I feel the reasons may be as follows: first, the government has implemented improved economic policies and this has been working, so people have enough money to buy their own homes. Secondly, we have special feelings about houses. We think everyone should own their own home; this gives us a feeling of safety or something else we can’t quite express.

    When we own our home, we work harder to maintain it. Without a doubt, that is very helpful for society. Companies will also benefit and the economic situation will be enhanced.
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    April 6, 2020
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    At the doctor

    -So, what`s the problem?
    -I`ve got a pain in my throat [can also say “I have a sore throat”], cough and chills.
    -When did this start?
    -My sore throat started yesterday morning, and the cough and chills began in the evening.
    -Do you have a fever?
    -I don`t know. I haven’t taken my temperature today.
    -Let`s get a thermometer. Yes, I thought so...you have a 37,5 degree temperature.
    -Or dear, really?
    -Сan I have a look at your throat? I see.. there is some slight inflammation. Your temperature may be coming from that. Don`t worry, it`s just a cold. You should stay at home, get some bed rest, drink more hot tea. And, also, I will give you a prescription for the temperature. You should take 1 pill every few hours, but no more than 5 pills per day.
    -When can I go to work?
    -No earlier than one week from now. You should come back in 5 days and we will see how you feel. Get well!
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    April 6, 2020
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    A picture of Sunflowers

    Before long, I began to miss the picture again. It seems as if man is like this sunflower, even in his afterlife he still struggles to grasp the departing sun. Thus, I thought of the dark green wall and felt it had absorbed this brilliant golden light for the time being. In vain, I struggled to drive away this lonely feeling which followed me like a shadow. With time, the scene of golden yellow gradually faded in my memory and slowly became so estranged that it was almost forgotten.
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    April 6, 2020
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    Email to supplier

    Hi, I understand that the delivery that we received on Thursday from the delivery company wasn't properly refrigerated as it was supposed to be. The delivery company claims that they weren’t notified about this, although we noticed a sticker on the packages that said: "requires partial refrigeration". I would like to understand if the products are still in salable condition or if we will be unable to send them to our clients.
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    April 6, 2020
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    April 6, 2020
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