Thank you for your help robhol san
May I ask you some questions?
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Originally Posted by robhol
I'd rather have said "it's not going very well", "I'm under a lot of pressure", ("sense"), "took some photos".
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right....
I've heard the expression "not going very well", but I wanted to use "perfect" there, Does that sound too bad and people might think I don't know English at all so shouldn't use ?
I could be under a lot of pressure sometimes, but this time the puressuer was much "heavier" than usual, so I wanted to explain it, so I just mede it up a sentense. How can I explain it properly in English ?
sense... right, thank you
I always get confused and not sure xxxce and xxxse... like practice or practise... and sense and sence, sentense or sentence... and all that.
All I need is to "practice" right?
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For the next sentence, starting with "so" sounds weird. I'd just have said "When I have some time to sit down and relax, I'll show you the pictures."
I also think you might be using the exclamation mark a bit too much.
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I see.
Oh I have a question about "sit",
when the chair is very "tall", then can I say sit up?
I mean like... the bus seats at the back, sometimes there is a step to go up and sit, especially for the kids?
or when the kids sitting on the floor but the mom wants him to sit on the chair, then "sit up on the chair" make sense?
Oh do I use too many exclamation marks!?
I think it's because I speak like that
but I will be careful!
Thank you and have a good day!
