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Audrey Legrain
Actualy i’ m unemployed . I stopped my job since one month because i modes in my boyfriend house at 2 hours of my job . I have decided to receive training to become a business woman . So, my average day is to work my lessons at home, and to cook and to do the housework . But what i like the most it’s to do sport when i want !
18 gen 2021 20:52
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Currently (or “At the moment”) I’m unemployed. I quit/left my job one month ago because I moved into my
boyfriend’s house which was 2 hours away from my workplace / from where I worked. I have decided to receive training to
become a businesswoman . So, my average day consists of having lessons at home, cooking and doing the housework. But what I like the most is being able to do sport whenever
I want (to)!
18 gennaio 2021
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Currently I'm unemployed. I quitted my job a month ago because I moved to my
boyfriend's house 2 hours away from my job. I have decided to receive training to
become a business woman. So, my average day is to work my lessons at home,
to cook and to do the housework. But what I like the most it’s to do sport whenever
I want !
Hi! You have pretty good english and understanding of the words, most of the things you need to practice is your punctuation, rememver that whenever you're talking about your self you need to avoid the lowercase "i" and instead use I (like I'm or simple "I").
Other than that you need to look for words that fit the situation you're trying to describe. For example, we use "Currently" for situations that are happening right now (Currently I'm unemployed) while we use "Actually" as a variation for "In fact" (- Are you single? -Actually I'm married)
18 gennaio 2021
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Audrey Legrain
Competenze linguistiche
Inglese, Francese
Lingua di apprendimento
Inglese
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