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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

When I date back five years ago

When I date back five years ago, I reminisce about the frustration I had on me in regard to learning English. I used to frustrate and angry myself, why I can't understand newspapers/stories, but small childred read newspapes with easily.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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I've changed the style as well as grammar: If I set my mind back five years ago, I can recall the frustration I had with English. I used to feel discouraged and angry looking for the reason why I couldn't understand newspapers and stories that even children were able read. If you need a specific explanation for each change please let me know.

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  • I've changed the style as well as grammar: If I set my mind back five years ago, I can recall the frustration I had with English.
  • I used to feel discouraged and angry looking for the reason why I couldn't understand newspapers and stories that even children were able read.
  • If you need a specific explanation for each change please let me know.
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I've changed the style as well as grammar:


If I set my mind back five years ago, I can recall the frustration I had with English. I used to feel discouraged and angry looking for the reason why I couldn't understand newspapers and stories that even children were able read.

If you need a specific explanation for each change please let me know.
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User_garyWhen I date think/look back to five years ago, I reminisce about the frustration I had on me in regard to learning English. I used to frustrate and angry myself [be so frustrated and angry, wondering why I can't understand newspapers/stories, bu
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User_garyWhen I date think/look back to five years ago, I reminisce about the frustration I had on me in regards to learning English. I used to frustrate and angry myself [be so frustrated and
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No - the phrase is "with/in regard to". There is also a phrase "as regards" = concerning. "As regards my tax payment, it will be made as soon as I have earned enough money."
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