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Momoko23 Posted 10 years ago
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Please proof read my email! Please!!

lad to hear from you. Did you enjoy yourself at the welcoming party for Japanese students? I had a glorious time that night. How about you?

As a Japanese learner, I'm so excited to be given this great opportunity to improve my language skills with a native speaker of Japanese and broaden my cultural experience. I'd be absolutely delighted if you would become my pen pal from now on so we can share our experience in language learning and in life.

I've started studying Japanese since last year and am currently doing a course in Japanese. There'll be a speaking test shortly before the end of this semester (somewhere around April). Hence, I'm wondering if you could spare some time to help me out with the test.

Just let me know if you could spend some time with me. We could meet when you'd like to meet at a place which is convenient to you. I can hardly wait to meet you soon because your help will mean the world to me. I'm hoping to hear from you any day now! ^^
  

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@AlpheeccaStars could you please review my motivation letter?
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its on this link. please check it out.
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momoko23I've started studying Japanese since last year
That is clumsy and mixed up. You could instead write: I started studying Japanese last year, or, I've been studying Japanese since last year.
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Anonymous momoko23I've started studying Japanese since last yearThat is clumsy and mixed up. You could instead write: I started studying Japanese last year, or, I've been studying Japanese since last year.
The original sentence is possible. It does not mean the same as your two suggestions.
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Why is it possible? The use of "since" is unnecessary.
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Not if they started studying this year.
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Anonymous momoko23I've started studying Japanese since last yearThat is clumsy and mixed up. You could instead write: I started studying Japanese last year, or, I've been studying Japanese since last year.
It's a case of someone mixing up the possibility of saying that they started doing (whatever it is) at a certain time and that they've been doing (whatever
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AnonymousThe person who wrote it was obviously confused.
Not necessarily. Take off the blinkers and consider the possibilities.

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