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Jiangyueming Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Please help me correct these sentences. Thank you.

I admire courage most. Because when I was in primary school, I transferred to Guangzhou to study. But most students spoke Cantonese which I couldn’t understand completely. So I didn’t know what the teachers were talking about and was shy to talk with my classmates. At that time, if I had had enough courage, I would have learned how to communicate with my classmates.
  

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You should not make a habit of starting sentences with conjunctions. I have underlined some problem areas: I admire courage mo st . Bec ause when I was in primary school, I transferred to Guangzhou to stu dy.

  • You should not make a habit of starting sentences with conjunctions.
  • I have underlined some problem areas: I admire courage mo st .
  • Bec ause when I was in primary school, I transferred to Guangzhou to stu dy.
  • B ut most students spoke Cantonese which I couldn’t understand complet ely.
  • S o I didn’t know what the teachers were talking about and was shy to talk with my classmates.
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You should not make a habit of starting sentences with conjunctions. I have underlined some problem areas:

I admire courage most. Because when I was in primary school, I transferred to Guangzhou to study. But most students spoke Cantonese which I couldn’t understand completely. So I didn’t know what the teachers were talking about and was
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Thank you. I see. Here is my revision:
I admire courage most, because when I was in primary school, I transferred to Guangzhou to study. Most students spoke Cantonese which I couldn’t understand completely. I didn’t know what the teachers were talking about and was shy with my classmates. If I had had enough courage, I would have learned how to communicate with them.
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I admire courage, because when I was in primary school, I transferred to Guangzhou to study, and most students spoke Cantonese which I couldn’t understand completely. I didn’t know what the teachers were talking about and was shy with my classmates. If I had had enough courage, I would have learned how to communicate with them.

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