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- Hmmm, It is a little confusing.. I would say "Please study every day AT your own pace" And do you mean stretching as in exerting yourself or actually physically stretching? If you mean exerting yourself then "without pushing yourself too hard" or "without stretching yourself too much" is fine. When you say "if it is only for 5 or 10 minutes" are you trying to say that they won't over exert themselves it is only 5 to 10 minutes or suggesting the not overexert themselves by stretching every 5 to 10 minutes?0 votedOctober 2, 20121
The Tokyo area has two major airports. One is Narita Airport and The other is Tokyo International Airport, which is usually called Haneda Airport. (The sentence "One is Narita Airport" is very short and sounds more natural to combine it with the next sentence)
Haneda Airport had has been mainly handling domestic flights since Narita Airport, which was initially named New Tokyo International Airport, opened in 1978. However, Narita Airport was is located about 60 km away from central Tokyo and not available for takeoffs and landings during the night. It was hard to say that the airport was is not very accessible and or convenient for a lot of users travelers.
In the 1990s the government planned to redevelop Haneda Airport as one of the main international airports in the Tokyo area. It is which was located beside central Tokyo and was is able to handle flights 24 hours a day. Then a dedicated international terminal was finally opened in 2010.
The terminal has brand new facilities including a unique shopping mall. The mall mocks the street scape of the Edo Period, that which lasted from the beginning of 17th century to the middle of 19th century. You can enjoy shopping and meals in the atmosphere of old Japan while waiting for your flight.
Haneda Airport is the 5th busiest airport in the world. Planes take off and land every 2 minutes during rush hour for its large number of domestic flights, while it currently handles only a few international flights. The full-scale operation of international flights at Haneda has just begun. The more advanced development of runways and surrounding facilities is needed urgently.(WOW, that sounds so cool, streets like the Edo period?! I want to see it!)
0 votedSeptember 27, 20121Last week, I went to a international party.
I have been had a lot of opportunities to meet several people and speak to in English more than before. (It is not clear if you had a lot of opportunities to meet people or a lot of opportunities to speak English or both... Maybe you could say "I had a lot of opportunities to meet English speakers and speak in English more than before.")
Talking with people at noisy bar with while drinking beer makes it harder to get understand what people speak are saying in English as I loose concentrate my concentration on English.
However, drinking too much beer, wine, and vodka... and all of sudden the Time has come!
"Oh I understand it all! That`s kind of magic!! How fun it issss!!!"
Yep, no magic. It was just going crazy with drinking too much.
I don`t want to remember of the headache next day ^^;
0 votedSeptember 27, 20120I hanged hung out with a girl which who I found on Couch met while web Surfing today. (Hung is past tense for hang... There are quite a few words which are confusing that way such as ride = rode, fly = flown, hang=hung, but as you practice more you will start to learn which you can add "ed" onto to make past tense like skate = skated or walk = walked)
She lived lives in France, but she was born in China and moved to France when she was six. (Because she is still in France you should use present tense when refering to her home. Also I don't agree with the other persons correction because you should never use "but" twice in the same sentance and it sounds natural the way you wrote it. Good use of commas!)
She was is really clever and I enjoyed to talk talking about a lot of topics with her. Seeing meeting new people through Couchserfing web surfing has been so exciting excited so much!
0 votedSeptember 27, 20122First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I'm learning English, because i want to study in the USA. I want to make friends from the USA too.
My native language is Bulgarian and I grew up in Bulgaria. (comma not needed)
I enjoy listening to music and write a writing lyrics too. (comma not needed)0 votedSeptember 23, 20120Description for My Video 'Misaki Port, Kanagawa, Japan'
Misaki Port, located at the tip of the Miura Peninsula in the Kanagawa Prefecture, is known as the base of tuna fishing. It is also a popular tourist destination for people from Tokyo and the Yokohama area. Only 1.5 hours train or car ride from central Tokyo by train or car takes you to the calm and quiet seaside town where you can enjoy good and reasonable reasonably priced tuna, marine sports and glorious views.
Sounds like a cool place to visit~
0 votedSeptember 23, 20121
