English writing practice (30th August) 1. We had visited a not-so-famous museum yesterday, and we found a lot of noteworthy artworks there. 2. Her baby's crying every time when seeing her nephews reinforced her suspicions that they did something bad for her baby. 3. The price of the products in the supermarkets increase periodically. 4. Our little one rather eating fruits made by the mixer than the whole fruits. 5. How can I increase the volume of my recording without using an amplifier? My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (29th August) 1. I have kept studying English a little bit everyday and got into a groove about one month later. 2. Without my husband's help, I don't think I would had the capacity to keep running my business. 3. The small square towels we bought for our little one were not really useful. 4. Auditory mediums like podcasts are good learning tools for busy people. 5. Children with siblings usually accept food and eat more than solo children, because they need to compete with their siblings. My English writing practice for 29th August. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (28th August) 1. Stop teasing me and tell me which famous actress you have seen last night! 2. I don't like to listen to that kind of podcasts insert 20 minutes of fluff for selling some products, the advertisements are too long and boring. 3. Can I consider a person who doesn't watch any news as an outlier? 4. No matter what language you are learning, using it consistently is the only way you could be a master of it. 5. He dances every time when listening music with a fast rhythm. My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (26~27th August) 26th August 1. She decided to tell her story to the public instead of burying it. 2. His luxury car reveals the high income he earns from his engineering job. 3. She confessed she had fallen asleep and was absent of the class to her teacher. 4. Feeding children is a pain for most parents, because many children throw the food they don't want to eat onto the floor and parents have to clean it everyday. 5. I was wondering how Tim Ferriss had convinced Hugh Jackman to be his guest onto his podcast. 27th August 1. His offline business had collapsed a decade ago, but he has build another successful online business soon and supported his family with passive income generated online. 2. That homeless man found some muck to eat from the garbage can. 3. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world, but do you think the census can be done online? 4. Wearing a mask when going out is compulsory in South Korea since 3 days ago. 5. Is a motocycle considered as a vehicle? My English writing practice for 26~27th August. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (25th August) 1. The police gave him a glance and soon knew that he was guilty, but they had to release him because lack of evidence. 2. Keyword stuffing technique is not working anymore nowadays, your website could even be punished by Google if using it too much. 3. She knew in her gut that her sister-in-law is jealous of her. 4. I launched my podcast the exact day I advised to my students because I felt accountable. 5. We are considering buying a keyword tool in order to find the best keyphrases and keywords for online marketing. My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (24th August) 1. We decided spending this summer vacation at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic is still serious. 2. We were stoked to see our little one start walking. 3. We were hesitant to spend this summer vacation at home, but we didn't regret at our decision. 4. While receving the marriage proposal, she had defined that she doesn't want to live together with his parents after getting married. 5. A good search engine optimization could boost an online business success. My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (23th August) 1. The new price of electricity will be phased in over the next two years. 2. There are a lot of Afican children lack adequate food and nutrition. 3. My husband and I am always very up-front with each other. 4. Remember to prepare your draft newsletter in advance, so you could send it to your subscribers tomorrow in the early morning. 5. Even though the police have pursued their 6-year-old missing son for more than 40 years, they still couldn't know where he had been. My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (22th August) 1. Considering the maternal health, a pregnant woman better quit smoking, drinking alcohol and coffee. 2. Many Chinese people don't have siblings, because of their one-child policy. 3. She is so happy because she just got a recall from her company after the layoff. 4. I see our little one in awkward sleeping positions almost every morning. 5. You can't put a price tag on love. My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.

English writing practice (21th August) 1. There are some countries in the world have ceremonial presidents, and many of them without real power. 2. He quit from the law school because he didn't like studying the law and didn't want to become an attorney after graduating. 3. According to the constitutional law, the president can have maxium two terms, that's 8 years of being a president. 4. During Chinese New Year period every year, there are always traffic jams on the motorways in Taiwan. 5. I had lived with my paternal parents for several years in my childhood. My English writing practice for today. Thanks for your kind help.