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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
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"I didn't want make the same mistakes again after those mistakes I made at that time."

Could you give me good sentences to explain my situation?

Here is the situation.

I do something until I am fed up with it and then I do not want to do it again.

For example, if I want to quit smoking, I smoke heavily until I feel like throwing up and then I quit it cold turkey.

When I was younger, I made lots of mistakes, sometimes on purpose because I wanted to learn from my mistakes and I would like to express the situation in English, so I made a sentence but this is somewhat unnatural and I feel like it implies a different meaning for what I intended.

"I didn't want make the same mistakes again after those mistakes I made at that time."

What do you think about the example sentence? Do you think that it implies I do something until I am fed up with it and then I do not want to do it again? Or do you have good sentences to tell the situation? Or do I need to say additional explanations to make it sense and to make the sentence mean what I intend?

And make a sentence or make up a sentence? Which one is appropriate?

Thank you so much in advance.
  

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Hans51 I feel like it implies a different meaning from what I intended. " I corrected some mistakes

  • Hans51 I feel like it implies a different meaning from what I intended.
  • " I corrected some mistakes
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Hans51 I feel like it implies a different meaning from what I intended.
"I didn't want to make the same mistakes again after those mistakes I made at that time."
I corrected some mistakes

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