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Safrar Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Could you please teach me?

Hi. I made some sentences meant for my diary. I would like for you to point out any mistakes.

"I sometimes write something in English on Twitter, of course, they have the character limit. I often feel like one word in English needs more letters to type than my native language word does. In most cases, it’s not a problem for me, but even though I try not to use abbreviations in my English writings, the limit would be good enough to discourage me only if I want to set in a frame."

Thank you.
  

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Hello, Safrar—and welcome to English Forums. I have underlined some problem areas. Please fix them and post your revised paragraph here .

  • Hello, Safrar—and welcome to English Forums.
  • I have underlined some problem areas.
  • Please fix them and post your revised paragraph here .
  • I sometimes write something in English on Twitt er, of cou rse, they have the character limit.
  • I often feel like one word in English needs more letters to type than my native language word does.
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Hello, Safrar—and welcome to English Forums.

I have underlined some problem areas. Please fix them and post your revised paragraph here.

I sometimes write something in English on Twitter, of course, they have the character limit. I often feel like one word in English needs more letters to type than my native language word does. In most case
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I tried fixing them. Please check them again.


I sometimes write something in English on Twitter. They have a character limit. I often feel like one word in English needs more letters than my native language word does. In most cases, it’s not a problem for me, but even though I try not to use abbreviations in my English writings, the limit is good enough to discourage me only if I wan
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Fine! Those corrections are all good grammar, Safrar. However, the ending needs to be simpler and clearer:

I sometimes write something in English on Twitter. They have a character limit. I often feel like one word in English needs more letters than my native language word does. In most cases, it’s not a problem for me, but even though I try not to use abbreviations in my English writ
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Thank you for your advice, Mister Micawber! I would like to ask one more question. Can I replace "one word in English" with "one English word" or "an English word" ?
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Safrar Can I replace "one word in English" with "one English word" or "an English word" ?
Yes, you can do that if you like.

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