June 6, 2026
Me, attempting to follow some English grammatical rules
Good morning, everyone. I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills, learning about some English grammatical fundamentals. I must admit that I have completely avoided that part, which has become my biggest nightmare in the last 4 months. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exception, which I had never even imagined. I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves"). Sometimes I feel so ashamed of not having studied English in high school...
I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it. Previously, I have been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight. My listening skills have improved a lot recently, but now I need to focus on improving my grammar accuracy and fluency.
I had some private lessons three months ago, which have been really useful and stressful at the same time. I had a really nice teacher who taught me the basics, enabling me to reach a mark slightly below B2.
Good morning, everyone. I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills, learning about some English grammatical fundamentals. I must admit that I have completely avoided that part, which has become my biggest nightmare in the last 4 months. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exception, which I had never even imagined. I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves"). Sometimes I feel so ashamed of not having studied English in high school...
I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it. Previously, I have been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight. My listening skills have improved a lot recently, but now I need to focus on improving my grammar accuracy and fluency.
I had some private lessons three months ago, which have been really useful and stressful at the same time. I had a really nice teacher who taught me the basics, enabling me to reach a mark slightly below B2.
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Me, attempting to follow some English grammatical rules
Good morning, everyone.
I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills, learning about some English grammatical fundamentals.
I must admit that I have completely avoided that part, which has become my biggest nightmare in the last 4 months.
Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined.
I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves"). I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves").
We won't judge you, we know our language is silly and illogical :D
Sometimes I feel so ashamed of not having studied English in high school...
I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it. I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it.
Do you mean "summarise an episode"?
Previously, I have been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight.
My listening skills have improved a lot recently, but now I need to focus on improving my grammar accuracy and fluency.
I had some private lessons three months ago, which have been really useful and stressful at the same time.
I had a really nice teacher who taught me the basics, enabling me to reach a mark slightly below B2.
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For what it's worth, I think you're following a very sensible path, getting to experience the language as it's really used before getting bogged down in the grammar rules (though they do need learning eventually). Your English is excellent!
Me, attempting to follow some English grammatical rules
Good morning, everyone.
I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills, by learning about some English grammatical fundamentals.
I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills by learning about some English grammatical fundamentals.
"...,learning" sounds a little off to me. It might be fine for others. It reminds me of how certain romance languages will use the gerund to express method.
I must admit that I have completely avoided that part, which has become my biggest nightmare in the last 4 months.
Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exception, which I had never even imagined.
I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves").
Sometimes I feel so ashamed of not having studied English in high school...
I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resummarize an episode after having watched it.
I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to summarize an episode after having watched it.
Previously, I haved been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight.
Previously, I had been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight.
Since you used previously, you should use "had". Being using previously you've put the sentence further back in time from the present.
My listening skills have improved a lot recently, but now I need to focus on improving my grammar accuracy and fluency.
I had a really nice teacher who taught me the basics, enabling me to reach a mark slightly below B2.
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Great work!
In terms of grammar, I think it really depends on what you are trying to do. Having 100% perfect grammar all the time mostly serves to impress only people who are reviewing your grammar, and not always people with whom you are communicating. Enjoy studying!
Me, attempting to follow some English grammatical rules
Good morning, everyone.
I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills, learning about some English grammatical fundamentals.
I must admit that I have completely avoided that part, which has become my biggest nightmare in the last 4 months.
Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined.
I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves").
Sometimes I feel so ashamed of not having studied English in high school...
I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched (part of) it. I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched (part of) it.
I assume you mean you hadn’t previously finished it.
Previously, I haved been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight.
Previously, I had been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight.
My listening skills have improved a lot recently, but now I need to focus on improving my grammar accuracy and fluency.
I had some private lessons three months ago, which have beenwere really useful and stressful at the same time.
I had some private lessons three months ago, which were really useful and stressful at the same time.
I had a really nice teacher who taught me the basics, enabling me to reach a mark slightly below B2.
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I'm currently trying to improve my writing skills "...,learning" sounds a little off to me. It might be fine for others. It reminds me of how certain romance languages will use the gerund to express method. |
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I must admit that I have completely avoided that part, which has become my biggest nightmare in the last 4 months. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exception, which I had never even imagined. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined. Today I studied some rules about plurals and their exceptions, which I had never even imagined. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves"). This sentence has been marked as perfect! I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves"). I always thought that the plural of "wolf" could be "wolfs" (I'm begging you to have mercy on me, now I know that it is "wolves"). We won't judge you, we know our language is silly and illogical :D This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Sometimes I feel so ashamed of not having studied English in high school... This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it. I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched (part of) it. I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched (part of) it. I assume you mean you hadn’t previously finished it. I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it. I'm also watching "Dexter" and trying to resume an episode after having watched it. Do you mean "summarise an episode"?
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Previously, I have been watching TV series just to improve my ear, getting used to listening to the characters for an hour straight.
Previously, I ha This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Previously, I ha Since you used previously, you should use "had". Being using previously you've put the sentence further back in time from the present. |
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My listening skills have improved a lot recently, but now I need to focus on improving my grammar accuracy and fluency. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I had some private lessons three months ago, which have been really useful and stressful at the same time.
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I had a really nice teacher who taught me the basics, enabling me to reach a mark slightly below B2. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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