April 19, 2021
I study with my friends these days
I graduated from university last month, and most of my friends are scattered for work. However, some of my friends are near my living place. So, I study with them every week. I learn English for studying, the others look for a job, study a specialized field because she is a graduate student. When I study something with my friends, I can focus on it more than I study alone because I can watch at them who make an effort to do something, and I got the motivation. Until I study abroad, I'm going to brush up on my English while we improve together through friendly rivalry.
I study with my friends these days
I graduated from university last month, and most of my friends are scattered forbecause of work.
However, some of my friends arlive near my living placee, so I study with them every week.
So, I study with them every week.
Best not to start sentences with "so"
I learn English for studying, the others look for a job, study a specialized field because she is a graduate student.
Not sure I understand what you mean here. Maybe leave me a comment and I can help?
When I study something with my friends, I can focus on it more'm more focused than when I study alone because I can watch at them who make an effort to do something, and I got thesense their effort and gain motivation.
"The motivation" = the motivation to do *something* in particular. This one is used less often.
"Motivation" (with no article) = motivation in general, as a feeling or experience. This is used more often.
Until I study abroad, I'm going to keep brushing up on my English while we improve together through friendly rivalry.
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Nice strategy :D whatever works!
April 20, 2021
I learn English for studying, the others look for a job, study a specialized field because she is a graduate student.
I learn English, my friends look for a job, and the others study a specialized field because she is a graduate student.
April 23, 2021
I learn English, my friends look for a job, and the others study a specialized field because she is a graduate student.
Oh, okay. I think you just left out a word or two.
I would use the present progressive here.
"I'm learning English, my friends are looking for a job, and my other friend is studying a specialized field because she's a graduate student."
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However, some of my friends are near my living place. However, some of my friends |
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I graduated from university last month, and most of my friends are scattered for work. I graduated from university last month, and most of my friends are scattered |
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So, I study with them every week.
Best not to start sentences with "so" |
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I learn English for studying, the others look for a job, study a specialized field because she is a graduate student. I learn English for studying, the others look for a job, study a specialized field because she is a graduate student. Not sure I understand what you mean here. Maybe leave me a comment and I can help? |
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When I study something with my friends, I can focus on it more than I study alone because I can watch at them who make an effort to do something, and I got the motivation. When I study something with my friends, I "The motivation" = the motivation to do *something* in particular. This one is used less often. "Motivation" (with no article) = motivation in general, as a feeling or experience. This is used more often. |
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Until I study abroad, I'm going to brush up on my English while we improve together through friendly rivalry. Until I study abroad, I'm going to keep brushing up on my English while we improve together through friendly rivalry. |
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