I did nails today. I like doing nails. So, I always do nails in my free time. This time, I attached a ribbon to my nails. It’s so cute! I want to get better.

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Miu

Apr 28, 2025 2:42 PM

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I did nails today. I like doing nails. So, I always do nails in my free time. This time, I attached a ribbon to my nails. It’s so cute! I want to get better. some alternatives to that last sentence (which is ok as is): - I want to get better at doing nails - I want to improve

Cheers!

April 28, 2025

I did nails today. I like doing nails. So, I always do nails in my free time. This time, I attached a ribbon to my nails. It’s so cute! I want to get better.

“I did nails today” means you did someone else’s nails. “I did my nails today” means you did your own nails. Hope this helps!

April 28, 2025

I did my nails today. I like doing nails so I always do it in my free time. This time, I attached a ribbon to my nails. It’s so cute! I want to get better.

April 28, 2025

I did nails today. I like doing nails. So, I always do nails in my free time. This time, I attached a ribbon to my nails. It’s so cute! I want to get better. Well done. You’ve nailed your English today!

April 28, 2025

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