Nov. 14, 2025
This is my first piece of English writing. I plan to keep it simple with some basic sentences.
It's sunny today, But there's a faint haze in the air -- I can just feel it.
I thought about going for a walk nearby , but with so much work waiting for me,I had to abandon the idea.
Everyone is busy balancing work and life. I am also preparing for an exam as well, and I hope to achieve a good score through my hard work.
cheer myself on and strive my goal !
This is my first piece of English writing.
I plan to keep it simple with some basic sentences.
It's sunny today, But there's a faint haze in the air --
I can just feel it.
I thought about going for a walk nearby , but with so much work waiting for me, I had to abandon the idea.
Everyone is busy balancing work and life.
I am also preparing for an exam as well, and I hope to achieve a good score through my hard work.
Your original sentence was correct, but it was redundant. Since you used "also" already, immediately using "as well" is unnecessary and should generally not be used in order to sound more natural. The removal of the "I" is less necessary to sounding natural than removing "as well", but since you started the sentence with "I", you don't need to use it again after the "and'.
I'll cheer myself on and strive for my goal s!
"goal" would be correct if you only had 1 goal (if this is the case, then you can disregard that correction). The saying "strive for my/your goals" is an extremely common phrase in English.
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Great Job! Good luck on your exam!
This is my first piece of English writing.
I plan to keep it simple with some basic sentences.
It's sunny today, Bbut there's a faint haze in the air --
I can just feel it.
I thought about going for a walk nearby , but with so much work waiting for me, I had to abandon the idea.
No space before a comma, one space after a comma
Everyone is busy balancing work and life.
I am also preparing for an exam as well, and I hope to achievereceive/get/earn a good score through my hard work.
Also = as well. Using both is redundant.
I am cheering myself on ands I strive towards my goal !
The original sentence was a bit incomplete
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I thought about going for a walk nearby , but with so much work waiting for me,I had to abandon the idea. I thought about going for a walk nearby No space before a comma, one space after a comma I thought about going for a walk nearby , but with so much work waiting for me, I had to abandon the idea. |
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cheer myself on and strive my goal ! I am cheering myself on a The original sentence was a bit incomplete I'll cheer myself on and strive for my goal "goal" would be correct if you only had 1 goal (if this is the case, then you can disregard that correction). The saying "strive for my/your goals" is an extremely common phrase in English. |
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I am also preparing for an exam as well, and I hope to achieve a good score through my hard work. I am also preparing for an exam Also = as well. Using both is redundant. I am also preparing for an exam Your original sentence was correct, but it was redundant. Since you used "also" already, immediately using "as well" is unnecessary and should generally not be used in order to sound more natural. The removal of the "I" is less necessary to sounding natural than removing "as well", but since you started the sentence with "I", you don't need to use it again after the "and'. |
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