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I'm studying English because I like this language. I study every day for three or four hours and I hope my English grammar will be better soon. :-)
Mon, 02/25/2013 - 11:01
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I'm studying English because I like this language. I study every day for three or four hours and I hope my English grammar will be better soon. :-) No mistakes in this, well done! Here is an alternative ways of writing this: 'I'm studying English because I like the language. I study every day for three to four hours and I hope my English grammar will soon be better. |
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Mon, 02/25/2013 - 14:18
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I'm studying English because I like this language. I study every day for three or four hours, and I hope my English grammar will be better soon. :-)
I've just added a comma :), and like Helen as said there are no other mistakes :) 100% I also agree with Helen's alternative. I'll write another alternative too, just to show you that there is often more than one way of saying something, as is the case in German too, I know. -I'm studying English because I like it. I study it every day for three to four hours, so I hope my grammar will (soon) be better (soon). ['soon' can be placed in either position] [I'm fairly certain 'so' = 'damit'] |
| 25/02/2013 13:18 | + 1 |
Mon, 02/25/2013 - 14:43
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Hi Sarah! Yes, I know, and in German it is same. Believe me, I'm glad when I know one way to write a right sentence. :-) Hi sarah! Ja, ich weiß und in Deutsch ist es auch so. Glaube mir, ich bin froh, wenn ich einen Weg kenne, einen Satz richtig zu schreiben. :-)
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