May 20, 2026
Tired
I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months.
It's a little hard while there are also daily tasks to attend to.
I'll try to update my routine and keep writing here.
Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU
I tried to narrate it last night, but I was too tired to finish it.
It was a stunning trail. I think I didn't capture the beauty and feeling.
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Tired
I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months.
This sentence is hard to correct because it contains some ambiguous phrases:
• “prepare for” is often followed by an event, as in “prepare for a hike,” “prepare for a test” and “prepare for the holiday.” I’m not sure what event you have in mind—are you preparing to open your business.
• “business” could mean a few different things, since it has many different definitions. However, I know from earlier posts that you’re planning to open a travel studio.
• “in these two months” — is there a specific goal you want to complete by the end of next month (end of June), such as opening your business? Or maybe you don’t intend to complete a specific goal, but you want to work on preparations for your business during the months of May and June?
It's a little hard while there are also daily tasks to attend to.
I'll try to updatchange my routine and keep writing here.
I'll try to change my routine and keep writing here.
Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU
“Last hike” is fine as long as you don’t mind the ambiguity (it could mean “final hike” or “most recent hike”). I know you mean “most recent,” of course. :-)
I tried to narrate it last night, but I was too tired to finish it.
It was a stunning trail.
I think I didn't capture the beauty and feeling.
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I really like the ambient sounds in the first part of the video. It makes me feel like I’m there, among the bamboo. :-)
yesterday
Thanks again！
I wanted to use the ambient sounds all the time, but my friends were chatting with me in two clips, so I had to change a little bit.
Have a nice day!
yesterday
Thanks again！ I wanted to use the ambient sounds all the time, but my friends were chatting with me in two clips, so I had to change a little bit. Have a nice day!
Ah, that makes sense
yesterday
I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months.
This sentence is hard to correct because it contains some ambiguous phrases:
• “prepare for” is often followed by an event, as in “prepare for a hike,” “prepare for a test” and “prepare for the holiday.” I’m not sure what event you have in mind—are you preparing to open your business.
• “business” could mean a few different things, since it has many different definitions. However, I know from earlier posts that you’re planning to open a travel studio.
• “in these two months” — is there a specific goal you want to complete by the end of next month (end of June), such as opening your business? Or maybe you don’t intend to complete a specific goal, but you want to work on preparations for your business during the months of May and June?
To clarify, “prepare for my business” and “in these two months” aren’t quite right. If you’d like me to correct them, I’ll need more context. But if you’ve already moved on from this post, then that’s OK, too. :-)
today
To clarify, “prepare for my business” and “in these two months” aren’t quite right. If you’d like me to correct them, I’ll need more context. But if you’ve already moved on from this post, then that’s OK, too. :-)
I have to let it go because I don't know how to offer those information in one or two sentences.
Thanks again!
today
Ok (^_^)v
Tired
I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these next two months.
I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in the next two months.
It's a little hard while there are also daily tasks to attend to.
I'll try to update my routine and keep writing here.
Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU
I tried to narrate it last night, but I was too tired to finish it.
It was a stunning trail.
IAlthough, I don't think I didn'tquite captured the beauty and feeling of it.
Although, I don't think I quite captured the beauty and feeling of it.
Feedback
Good job staying consistent! It's tough to pursue skills, like learning a language, that take time and mental energy. But keep working at it! You will keep getting better and it will get easier and easier!
yesterday
Thank you so much!
You are so right! I'll keep going.
Have a nice day!
Tired
I've been quite busy recently, because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. I've been quite busy recently, because I want to prepare for my business in these two months.
Could you perhaps qualify what you mean here by "my business"? Are you a sole trader or business owner, for example? Also, can you say which "two months" you mean?
It's a little hard while there are also daily tasks to attend to.
I'll try to update [or change] my routine and keep writing here. I'll try to update [or change] my routine and keep writing here.
Oh, here is a video about my latest hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU Oh, here is a video about my latest hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU
I tried to narrate it last night, but I was too tired to finish it.
It was a stunning trail.
I think I didn'thaven't managed to capture the beauty and feeling.
I think I haven't managed to capture the beauty and feeling.
Feedback
Well done.
yesterday
Thank you so much!
Have a nice day!
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I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. I've been quite busy recently, because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. I've been quite busy recently, because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. Could you perhaps qualify what you mean here by "my business"? Are you a sole trader or business owner, for example? Also, can you say which "two months" you mean?
I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in the I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. I've been quite busy recently because I want to prepare for my business in these two months. This sentence is hard to correct because it contains some ambiguous phrases: • “prepare for” is often followed by an event, as in “prepare for a hike,” “prepare for a test” and “prepare for the holiday.” I’m not sure what event you have in mind—are you preparing to open your business. • “business” could mean a few different things, since it has many different definitions. However, I know from earlier posts that you’re planning to open a travel studio. • “in these two months” — is there a specific goal you want to complete by the end of next month (end of June), such as opening your business? Or maybe you don’t intend to complete a specific goal, but you want to work on preparations for your business during the months of May and June? |
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Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU Oh, here is a video about my latest hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU Oh, here is a video about my latest hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU This sentence has been marked as perfect! Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU Oh, here is a video about my last hike: https://youtube.com/shorts/mV4qrBiibSU “Last hike” is fine as long as you don’t mind the ambiguity (it could mean “final hike” or “most recent hike”). I know you mean “most recent,” of course. :-) |
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