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What kinds of stories are well-known in your country? Write about a popular story you know.
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1. hengbu and 2. Nolbu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hengbu and Nolbu 3. was families.
4. But Nolbu was 5. betraya.
6. So 7. hengbu 8. was 9. homeless people.
10. But 11. lottery 12. was helped 13. hengbu.
14. SO 15. henbu 16. was 17. reach and Nolbu 18. was 19. homeless people.
20. hengbu 21. was happiness life!!!
22. THE End
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Spelling/öÀÚ 15. henbu : Hengbu 17. reach : rich, | ||
Grammar_Articles(the, a or an)/°ü»ç 11. lottery : the lottery | ||
Grammar_Prepositions(on, at, from, by, to.....)/ÀüÄ¡»ç | ||
Grammar_Conjunction(and, but)/Á¢¼Ó»ç 4. But : However, 6. So : That is why 10. But : However, 14. SO : Then | ||
Grammar_Capitalization/´ë¼Ò¹®ÀÚ 1. hengbu : Hengbu 2. Nolbu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : Nolbu 7. hengbu : Hengbu 13. hengbu : Hengbu 20. hengbu : Hengbu 22. THE : The | ||
Grammar_Conjugation/µ¿»çº¯ÈÈ°¿ë 12. was helped : helped | ||
Grammar_Punctuation/ºÎÈ£»ç¿ë | ||
Essay Format_Sentence Structure/¹®ÀåÀÇ ±¸¼º 9. homeless people : homeless 19. homeless people : homeless 21. was happiness : had a happy | ||
Essay Format_inappropriate Words/´Ü¾î»ç¿ë ÀûÀý¼º 3. was families : were relatives 5. betraya : a traitor (?) 8. was : became 16. was : became 18. was : became |
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I have never heard that story before. It would have been better if you had added more details. Anyway, thank you for trying to share the story. However, it would be best that you learn more about the basic sentence patterns. It would also be good that you review the parts of an essay. An essay has an introduction, a body, and a conclusion. In addition, the paragraphs should have at least five sentences each, and make sure to put a space between the paragraphs. Use a thesaurus, a dictionary, and the web, or ask your teacher if you are not sure which word to use, or about the spelling of a word. Instead of beginning your sentences with conjunctions, use words or phrases like "however", "in addition", and "that is why". Review the use of articles and prepositions. Remember to always capitalize proper nouns. Write again!