schoenewaelder
- English
- I pulled out his accumulated frustration for aother big trouble from the depth of his mind.
- I provoked the release of his accumulated frustration about another big problem from the depths of his mind.
Lachlan
- English
- The second, she doesn’t have this type of bag as much as I know, although my knowledge about her belongings is little.
- Secondly, she doesn’t have this type of bag as far as I know, although my knowledge about her belongings is not great/negligible/scant.
- You can't say 'the second' but you could say 'the second reason' Remember in English it's fairly rare that you can drop the subject or object of a sentence. You could have said 'although I have little knowledge about her belongings' but it sounds better to just put an adjective at the end.
sixmats
- English
- There was no sign with that I had been ableto forecast the trouble.
- There was no way I could tell that something was wrong with it.
hikaru1412
- English
- It seems to be a common mistake of people.
- It seems to be a common mistake of people make.
BlackHayate
- English
- We couldn’t expect current situation at that time.
- We couldn’t have expected this current situation to happen at that time back then.
- This sentence could also have been written in different ways: 1. "We had no way of knowing this would happen, then." 2. "We could not have expected back then for this situation to occur at the time." 3. "Back then as teenagers, we could not have expected this situation in the future."
Beth
- English
- The lunch box I can buy at the office is too oily and too much quantity.
- The lunch box I can buy at the office is too oily and too much quantity the portions are too large.
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Akira
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- Native language
- Japanese
ID
217290
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26,240
Location
U.S.A
Nation and region
U.S.A
Age
44
Birthday
8/6
Sex
Male
Occupation
office worker