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• now i don't have any idea about what can i do in futur sometimes i think to be doctor and sometimes i think to be teacher in university but i sure thate i belive with my ability
• I don't have any idea now about what I can do in the future. Sometimes I think i will be a doctor, and sometimes I think I will be a University teacher. But I am sure that I believe in my ability.
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• my job
• As a native speaker of mandarin and cantonese, I can easily recognize the grammatical mistakes of mandarin and cantonese learners therefore it only takes me a few minutes to correct their journals.
• As a native speaker of Mandarin and Cantonese, I can easily recognize the grammatical mistakes of Mandarin and Cantonese learners. Therefore, it only takes me a few minutes to correct their journals.
• When words such as "however" and "therefore" are used, especially when conjoining two independent clauses, it's often necessary to separate them with commas. You could also simply make the second clause it's own sentence starting with "Therefore, it only takes..." which would be more common in this scenario.
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• What I think about Lang 8
• I will recommend all my friends who are learning a foreign language to give lang 8 a shot so that my fellows can also benefit from this brilliant idea of Lang 8.
• I will recommend all my friends who are learning a foreign language to give Lang 8 a shot so that my fellows they can also benefit from this incredibly brilliant resource idea of Lang 8.
• You're sentence is grammatically correct, but to avoid redundancy use the pronoun "they" instead of "my fellows" and omit the second occurrence of "Lang 8"
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• What I think about Lang 8
• Internet really makes the world smaller and it gives us the chance to help each other on the other side of the world.
• The internet really makes the world smaller, and it gives us the chance to help each other on the other side of the world regardless of where we are on the planet.
• Similar to my correction regarding the word "therefore", whenever the word "and" joins two independent clauses, a comma is often necessary. Also, because you already used the term "the world" in the beginning of the sentence, in order to avoid redundancy, you may want to consider rewording the end of the sentence. I made a suggestion, but what you wrote originally was already grammatically correct. It's really just a matter of style so it's up to you if you want to change it.
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• What I think about Lang 8
• when I was in my uncle party in his house , I went to bed and when I go to sleep I lisend to Somting in the Room so I leave bed and weakup to check wate
• when I was in my uncle's party in his house , I went to bed. When I went to sleep I heard something in the room. So I woke up and left the bed to check what it was.
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• when I was in my uncle party in his house , I went to bed and when I go to sleep I lisend to Somting in the Room so I leave bed and weakup to check wate
• First of all, we can learn professional knowledge at college.
• First of all, we can obtain professional knowledge at college.
• Others have missed this out... but, you can't "learn" knowledge. 和訳してみれば、 知識を勉強する？こういう言い方はないでしょう。普通には、知識を得ると思います。 なので、".. to obtain knowledge". We also don't say ".. to get knowledge" because it doesn't sound as cool. Haha
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• Hey guys!
• The academic knowledge would become a base of the way of our thinking, and affect our work in the future.
• The academic knowledge can become a base for our way of thinking, and affect our work in the future.
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• Hey guys!
• I don't know if I can talk about this topic here, but I just found a post that one of my American friends posted on Facebook the other day.
• I don't know if I can talk about this topic here, but I just found a post that one of my American friends made on Facebook the other day.
• Posted is not wrong whatsoever. It's only my opinion that this sounds better.
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• Can You See the “Confederate Flag” These Days?
• "I saw one Japanese guy who wore a jeans jacket which had a Confederate Flag.
• "I saw a Japanese guy wearing a jean jacket that had a Confederate Flag.
• In this case, it has to be "that" because what comes afterwards is required in this sentence. If the meaning wouldn't change by dropping everything after it, then "which" would be okay.
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• Can You See the “Confederate Flag” These Days?
• I didn't know about the Confederate Flag at all until that time, so looked it up on Wikipedia, and it gave me some information about it.
• I didn't know about the Confederate Flag at all until then, so I looked it up on Wikipedia and found some information about it.
• There were three sentences in this sentence.
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• Can You See the “Confederate Flag” These Days?