At the beginning of August, my university dance group have an event. I had planned to participate one or two genres, but I participated in four. I'm excited for this event, but I don't know if I can pull it off.
At the beginning of August, my University dance group has an event. I had planned to participate in one or two genres, but I will participate in four. I'm excited about this event, but I don't know if I can pull it off.
4 jun. 2025 17:40
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At the beginning of August, my university dance group has an event. I had
planned to participate one or two genres, but I participated in four. I'm
excited for this event, but I don't know if I can pull it off.
Your text is absolutely correct, so this is not exactly a correction, but I just wanted to point out that "group have" is more of a British expression ("group" is considered a collective noun), and "group has" is more typical for American English. Good job!
4 jun. 2025 17:15
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