April 24, 2026
Like Dory
In the movie" Finding Nemo", there is a very forgetful fish named Dory who is just like me.
I am very forgetful. Of course, I don't like it but in the end, I forget easily my plans.
When I go to the supermarket, I often forget things I need to buy even though I have a memo on my phone. I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I fogot.
I usually write down my schedule in my daily planner and also on my wall calendar.If I forgot to write my plan in either of the two, I might forget it entirely.
And unfortunately that sometimes happens.
To prevent this, I always check my plan throughout the day. That's my daily routine.
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Like Dory
In the movie" Finding Nemo", there is a very forgetful fish named Dory who is just like me.
I am very forgetful.
Of course, I don't like it, but in the end, I forget easilyI easily forget my plans.
Of course, I don't like it, but I easily forget my plans.
I think this sounds more natural. Also “easily” must come before “forget”
When I go to the supermarket, I often forget things I need to buy even though I have a memo on my phone.
I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I forgot. I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I forgot.
I usually write down my schedule in my daily planner and also on my wall calendar.
If I forgoet to write my plan in either of the two, I might forget it entirely.
If I forget to write my plan in either of the two, I might forget it entirely.
The verb forget here has to match then tense of your statement at the end of the sentence
And unfortunately that sometimes happens.
To prevent this, I always check my plan throughout the day.
That's my daily routine.
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Overall it was really good!
Of course, I don't like it but in the end, I forget easily my plans. Of course, I don't like it but in the end, I forget easily my plans.
I easily forget my plans.
If I forgot to write my plan in either of the two, I might forget it entirely. If I forgot to write my plan in either of the two, I might forget it entirely.
If I forget to write my plan
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Really good just hidden mistakes but it is understandable and makes sense!
Like Dory
In the movie" "Finding Nemo", there is a very forgetful fish named Dory who is just like me.
In the movie "Finding Nemo", there is a very forgetful fish named Dory who is just like me.
Space comes before the opening quotation mark, not after.
I am very forgetful.
Of course, I don't like it, but in the end, I forget easily my plansI always easily forget what I had planned to do.
Of course, I don't like it, but I always easily forget what I had planned to do.
This feels more natural. 'In the end' feels a bit too final.
When I go to the supermarket, I often forget things I need to buy even though I have a memo on my phone.
I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I fogot.
I usually write down my schedule in my daily planner and also on my wall calendar.
If I forgot to write my plan in either of the two, I might forget it entirely.
And unfortunately that sometimes happens.
To prevent this, I always check my plan throughout the day.
That's my daily routine.
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私もノートアプリを使う、特にスーパーで。時々手帳に書きます。
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In the movie" Finding Nemo", there is a very forgetful fish named Dory who is just like me.
In the movie Space comes before the opening quotation mark, not after. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I am very forgetful. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Of course, I don't like it but in the end, I forget easily my plans.
Of course, I don't like it, but This feels more natural. 'In the end' feels a bit too final. Of course, I don't like it but in the end, I forget easily my plans. Of course, I don't like it but in the end, I forget easily my plans. I easily forget my plans.
Of course, I don't like it, but I think this sounds more natural. Also “easily” must come before “forget” |
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When I go to the supermarket, I often forget things I need to buy even though I have a memo on my phone. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I fogot. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I forgot. I often end up going all the way to a second supermarket to buy things I forgot. |
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