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初めまして！俺の名前はサードです。オストラーリーアに住んでいます。俺の日本語は上手じゃないと俺は日本語を少しわかってます、ですけど、俺はちゃんと頑張ります！よければ、友達になってくれませんか？(o^^o) 만나서 반갑습니다! 사앋 이라고 합니다. 나는 호주에 살고 있어요. 나는 대학생이고 내 전공은 생의학 입니다. 저는 또한 병원에서 일해요! 수면 과학자 예요! 저는 한국어 배우고 싶어요. 또한 당신과 친해지고 싶어요. 저랑 친구하실래요? 저 한국말 진짜 조금밖에 못해요. 아직 배우는 중이예요. 제발 참아봐. 감사합니다! First of all, thank you for reading this! [emoji] I live in Melbourne (Australia) and am keen on meeting new people. I also am a Sleep Scientist [emoji] at a Hospital who is studying Medical Science in University [emoji]! In my free time I like to play games like Bang Dream, League of Legends etc [emoji]. and I like to model 3D Art [emoji]. I love learning new languages, but I especially love Korea and Japan [emoji][emoji][emoji][emoji]! if you would like a language exchange, or to be friends then please add me! [emoji] I look forward to meeting you!
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    "The charts compare the causes of students of different ages when they choose a study and the support they receive from employers" The reason why this sentence is confusing js because you used "causes" in the wrong context. "Causes" is used in the wrong context. It also feels incomplete and what is in the sentence is not enough to understadn what you are trying to say. You should instead write the sentence like: "The charts compare the reasons behind the choice of study by students of different ages, and the support they recieve from employers to advance in their choices."
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    August 17, 2018
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    Please refer to the answer as this comment was a mistake [emoji]
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    August 17, 2018
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    Hi everybody. The topic that I want to talk about today is " Movies" . How many kinds of movies do you know? What are they? There are many kinds of films, examples for example: cartoons, comedy, science fiction, horror, or action films,... and so on. What kind of movies do you like? To me, I like Korean movies because they are well written, they bring out my emotions, and the actors have a beautiful appearance, nice script and Korean movies bring emotions for me. I like watching moives movies at the cinema since in the theater the lighting and sound effects are <em>very great </em>(maybe you could use "really good" or "amazing" instead of "very great"). One of the films that I love is " Healer" because I'm a big fan of Ji Chang Wook. He is very handsome and friendly. ,I have watched almost all his films I have watched and I am waiting for his new film. That's all. Thanks for reading.

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    Bold - Is my addition

    Stroke - Are words, sentences or punctuation that I believe are mistakes

    <em>Italics and underline</em> - words or sentences that are not mistakes, but can be written better.

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    August 17, 2018
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    If I understood properly,

    Person A said "what was I saying?"

    And Person B said "you were saying how much you liked spaghetti"

    So you want to know why Person B said "how much you liked spaghetti"?

    It seems Person A was talking about spaghetti but for some reason he/she forgot what he/she was talking about.

    So all Person B was doing was reminding Person A about what he/she was talking about. Person B wasn't making a statement about her/himself.

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    August 17, 2018
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    It is all about the accent of which country you are referring to. If you pronounce awesome as “ah-sum” and arson as “aa-son” (with little to no emphasise on the R) then there are similarities in phonetics But in Australia we pronounce it as “Oh-sum”. And there is no way to pronounce arson as “oh-son” or “ore-son”. Not in Australian at least.
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    August 15, 2018
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