April 25, 2025
There was a girl that didn't have courage to do anything, because she used to listen compliments and people said that she is talented, but she couldn't sleep well and she wasn't happy, one day she made her first mistake, she was shocked but she laughed and it was her first time to feel comfortable, she started to try everything and don't care about what happened, she have now a courage to be herself and stopped pretending that she is incredible.
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This is a simple thing; it isn’t that important to do this correction.
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I basically just made it more readable and changed to run-on sentence to a bunch of other sentences.
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The gGirl who nNever mMade a mMistake
Remember to capitalize titles to those which apply. [ except: articles, prepositions... ]
There was a girl thatwho didn't have courage to do anything, because she used to listen to compliments and people said that she is talented, but s. She couldn't sleep well and she wasn't happy, o. One day, she made her first mistake, s. She was shocked but she laughed and i. It was her first time to feel comfortable, s. She started to try everything and she didon't care about what happened, she hav. She now ahad courage to be herself and she stopped pretending that she iso be incredible. (or maybe another word, e.g. "perfect")
You must divide your phrases make them into sentences because it is becoming too long.
Only make full sentences of phrase/clauses that have the same idea.
When there is a new "subject" [ e.g. "she, I, he, they, (name)" ]. Try to make a new sentence.
* I used "who" because "girl" is a person.
The gGirl wWho nNever mMade a mMistake
Title capitalization rules
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When beginning a story as you are doing here, we often introduce it with "Once," For example the classic from fairy tales, "Once upon a time..."
This needs to be broken up, it can't exist as one long sentence.
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The girl who never made a mistake The Title capitalization rules The Remember to capitalize titles to those which apply. [ except: articles, prepositions... ] The This is a simple thing; it isn’t that important to do this correction. |
There was a girl that didn't have courage to do anything, because she used to listen compliments and people said that she is talented, but she couldn't sleep well and she wasn't happy, one day she made her first mistake, she was shocked but she laughed and it was her first time to feel comfortable, she started to try everything and don't care about what happened, she have now a courage to be herself and stopped pretending that she is incredible.
When beginning a story as you are doing here, we often introduce it with "Once," For example the classic from fairy tales, "Once upon a time..." This needs to be broken up, it can't exist as one long sentence. There was a girl You must divide your phrases make them into sentences because it is becoming too long. Only make full sentences of phrase/clauses that have the same idea. When there is a new "subject" [ e.g. "she, I, he, they, (name)" ]. Try to make a new sentence. * I used "who" because "girl" is a person.
I basically just made it more readable and changed to run-on sentence to a bunch of other sentences. |
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