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Hello, My name ıs Kübra. I am a teacher computer. I am working class youtube. I am still class seven. I am write here evrey Day. My write this one.
Merhaba, benim ismim Kübra. Ben bir bilgisayar öğretmeniyim. Ben youtubeden ingilizce dersi çalışıyorum. Ben henüz yedinci dersteyim. Ben hergün buraya yazacağım. Bu benim ilk yazışım.
Hello, Mmy name ıis Kübra.
I am a teacher computcomputer teacher.
I am working class ystudy English lessons on YoutTube.
I am still class seve’m only on the seventh lesson.
I amwill write here evrery Dday.
My write this one.This is my first message.¶
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I am new to learning New eEnglish
"I am new to ____" means that you're starting something that you haven't done before
English (and languages) are capitalized
Hello, Mmy name ıis Kübra.
"my" isn't the first word of the sentence or a proper noun, so it is not capitalized
I am a teacher computcomputer teacher.
"computer" goes before teacher
I am working classlearning from youtube.
I am still in class seven.
"in class ___"
I amwill write here evrery Dday.
"will" for future
Day is not a proper noun
My write this oneThis is my first post.
I think that's what you meant to say
I am new to learning New eEnglish
I am a teacher computcomputer teacher.
I am working class youtube.
Do you mean "I am studying English using a YouTube class"? Or are you still talking about your job as a teacher?
I am still on class seven.
Or "I am only on class #7"
I amwill write here evrery Dday.
My write this one.
This is my first day of writing.
I am to learning New english I am new to learning I am new to learning "I am new to ____" means that you're starting something that you haven't done before English (and languages) are capitalized |
Hello, My name ıs Kübra. Hello, "my" isn't the first word of the sentence or a proper noun, so it is not capitalized Hello, |
I am a teacher computer. I am a I am a "computer" goes before teacher I am a |
I am working class youtube. I am working class youtube. Do you mean "I am studying English using a YouTube class"? Or are you still talking about your job as a teacher? I am I |
I am still class seven. I am still on class seven. Or "I am only on class #7" I am still in class seven. "in class ___" I |
I am write here evrey Day. I I "will" for future Day is not a proper noun I |
My write this one. My write this one. This is my first day of writing.
I think that's what you meant to say
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