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What I Do When I Feel Tired of Learning
SPOILER: I'm not doing anything. It's just a joke.
I spend all my free time on learn. I'm learning English. I also studying video editing. I can say that when I'm learning premier pro or after effects I don't tiered. I can spend many hours on vidieo editing. True, I feel pain in my back. After all I need some rest. Especially for my eyes and back.
What I Do When I Feel Tired of Learning
SPOILER: I'm not doing anything.
I spend all of my free time on learning.
You did well; however, you would say, "I spend all of my free time learning."
I'm learning English.
I am also studying video editing.
I can say that when I'm learning pPremier pe Pro or aAfter eEffects, I don't tiered.
I can spend many hours on vidieo editing.
True, I feel pain in my back.
After allwards, I need some rest.
What I Do When I Feel Tired of Learning
What I Do When I Get Tired of Learning
SPOILER: I'm not doing anything.
It's just a joke.
I spend all my free time on learning.
I'm also studying video editing.
I can say that when I'm learning premiere pro or after effects I don't get tiered.
I can spend many hours on vidieo editing.
True, I feel pain in my backmy back gets really sore.
After all I do need some rest, especially for my eyes and back.
A comma precedes “especially” because this adverb is introducing a parenthetical element to add additional information about the main clause, particularly at the final sentence.
Especially for my eyes and back.
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I spend all my free time on learn. I spend all my free time on learning. I spend all of my free time You did well; however, you would say, "I spend all of my free time learning." |
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It's just a joke. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm learning English. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I also studying video editing. I'm also studying video editing. I am also studying video editing. |
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I can say that when I'm learning premier pro or after effects I don't tiered. I can say that when I'm learning premiere pro or after effects I don't get ti I can say that when I'm learning |
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I can spend many hours on vidieo editing. I can spend many hours on vid I can spend many hours on vid |
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True, I feel pain in my back. True, True, I feel pain in my back. |
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After all I need some rest. After all I do need some rest, especially for my eyes and back. A comma precedes “especially” because this adverb is introducing a parenthetical element to add additional information about the main clause, particularly at the final sentence. After |
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Especially for my eyes and back. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's just a jocke. |
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I can say that when I'm learning premier pro or after effects I don't tierd. |
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I can spend many hours on vedieo editing. |
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