June 11, 2025
Hello
My name is Emma, I am French and I tried to practice my English to improve my written in English. So I learn English since my eight years old but I have the feeling that I have never progress because I have never practice correctly. But today I am motivate because I want to become bilingual. Today it is the first time I use the application and I already corrected two people who tried to learn French.
See you soon and thanks for the correction.
Hello
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My name is Emma, and I am French and. I tried to practice my English to improve my written in English.
This format is similar to a letter, so add a comma after your introductory "Hello"
The first sentence seems to be a run-on sentence, so split it into two sentences.
So II've been learning English since myI was eight years old, but I have the feeling that I have never progressed because I have never practiced correctly.
But today I am motivated because I want to become bilingual.
Today it is the first time I used theis application and I already corrected two people who tried to learn French.
Feedback
Good start, if you keep practicing you'll get it soon. Some of your verb tenses are inaccurate.
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Hello
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My name is Emma,. I am French and I triedy to practice my English toand improve my written in English.
So I have learnt English since I was my eight years old but I have the feeling that I have never progress because I have never practiced correctly.
But todaynow I am motivate because I want to become bilingual.
Today it is the first time I use the application and I already corrected two people who tried to learn French.
See you soon and thanks for the correction.
Hello
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My name is Emma,. I am French and I triedam trying to practice my English to improve my written in Englishoutput in the language.
My name is Emma and I am French are two independent clauses, so you can’t separate them with commas. That’s what you call a comma splice. Also
Present= Habits
Present Progressive = Actions you’re doing right now that started in the past and that haven’t ended
As you can see, unlike French, you need the present progressive for your sentence.
So II’ve been learning English since myI was eight years old but I have the feeling that I have never actually progressed because I have never practiced correctly.
What do you mean by practiced correctly ? Then, progress is a noun, not a verb, to turn it into a verb you either add the -ed, or add an -ing if you’re taking about something you’re doing right now.
Example: I’m progressing my studies by attending extra classes.
Although, this one is not used a lot.
Also, so is a conjugation so it’s mostly used to connect sentences not start new ones.
But today I am motivI want to change thate because I want to become bilingual.
I added “I want to change that” to connect this sentence to the last one where you talked about never studying “correctly”. It makes more sense than yours since you never said what you were motivated to do.
Today ithis is themy first time I useusing the application and Ihave already corrected two people who tried toare learning French.
Application is shortened to app in everyday use. Then, This is my first time _____ is a pretty common structure to talk about doing something new. You can’t say “trying to learn”, it has to either be trying to speak or learning.
Feedback
Pretty Good. I would focus on learning the present/past/future perfect tenses if you feel like you can do it. Also, I would greatly appreciate it if you followed me since I’m learning French and we could correct each other
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Hello My name is Emma, I am French and I tried to practice my English to improve my written in English. Hello My name is Emma and I am French are two independent clauses, so you can’t separate them with commas. That’s what you call a comma splice. Also Present= Habits Present Progressive = Actions you’re doing right now that started in the past and that haven’t ended As you can see, unlike French, you need the present progressive for your sentence. Hello Hello This format is similar to a letter, so add a comma after your introductory "Hello" The first sentence seems to be a run-on sentence, so split it into two sentences. |
So I learn English since my eight years old but I have the feeling that I have never progress because I have never practice correctly.
What do you mean by practiced correctly ? Then, progress is a noun, not a verb, to turn it into a verb you either add the -ed, or add an -ing if you’re taking about something you’re doing right now. Example: I’m progressing my studies by attending extra classes. Although, this one is not used a lot. Also, so is a conjugation so it’s mostly used to connect sentences not start new ones. So I have learnt English since I was my eight years old but I have the feeling that I have never progress because I have never practiced correctly.
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But today I am motivate because I want to become bilingual.
I added “I want to change that” to connect this sentence to the last one where you talked about never studying “correctly”. It makes more sense than yours since you never said what you were motivated to do. But But today I am motivated because I want to become bilingual. |
Today it is the first time I use the application and I already corrected two people who tried to learn French. T Application is shortened to app in everyday use. Then, This is my first time _____ is a pretty common structure to talk about doing something new. You can’t say “trying to learn”, it has to either be trying to speak or learning. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Today it is the first time I used th |
See you soon and thanks for the correction. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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