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Taichi
Taichi has a history of over 300 years.
It's known for its slow, graceful movements and deep breathing techniques.
Have you ever seen people moving slowly and gracefully in the park?
It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation and philosophy.
Taichi is very easy to learn.
Tachi is not just an exercise.
It also teaches us patience and harmony.
太极拳已有300多年的历史。
它以缓慢、优雅的动作和深呼吸技巧而闻名。
你见过人们在公园里缓慢而优雅地移动吗？
这是一种结合了锻炼、冥想和哲学的中国古代武术。
太极拳很容易学。
打太极不仅仅是一种运动。
它也教会我们耐心和和谐。
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Taichi
Taichi has a history of over 300 years.
It's known for its slow, graceful movements and deep breathing techniques.
Have you ever seen people moving slowly and gracefully in the park?
It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation, and philosophy. It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation, and philosophy.
I would familiarize yourself with the Oxford comma (which is contentious even among natives), which is the comma placed after the last item before the "and" in a list containing three or more items.
Taichi is very easy to learn.
Taichi is not just an exercise. Taichi is not just an exercise.
Assuming this is a typo, as in previous sentences you have called it "taichi" and not "tachi".
It also teaches us patience and harmony.
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Good job with this! I only found a couple of minor errors.
Taichi has a history of over 300 years.
It's known for its slow, graceful movements and deep breathing techniques.
Have you ever seen people moving slowly and gracefully in the park?
It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation and philosophy.
Taichi is very easy to learn.
Tachi is not just an exercise.
It also teaches us patience and harmony. It also teaches us patience and harmony.
I would probably combine the above two sentences.
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Well written. In English, it seems to be more commonly written "tai chi" or "tai-chi".
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It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation and philosophy. This sentence has been marked as perfect! It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation, and philosophy. It's an ancient Chinese martial art that combines exercise, meditation, and philosophy. I would familiarize yourself with the Oxford comma (which is contentious even among natives), which is the comma placed after the last item before the "and" in a list containing three or more items. |
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Taichi is very easy to learn. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Tachi is not just an exercise. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Taichi is not just an exercise. Taichi is not just an exercise. Assuming this is a typo, as in previous sentences you have called it "taichi" and not "tachi". |
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It also teaches us patience and harmony. It also teaches us patience and harmony. It also teaches us patience and harmony. I would probably combine the above two sentences. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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