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| Here's my text: _________________ The website of writers in Southern .... where I am with my book I published in ... about.: "My Dream in the South of ..." in 2005. My dream came true when I founded ... Blogging: Since I have been sharing "this ... story" in my two blogs, first in ... and then in another language, the museum has made many new friends and new partners... ___________________________ Thank you in advance! |
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If these place name suggestions of mine are appropriate substitutions for the details you want to delete, then I propose: The website for writers in Southern California -or- The website about writers in Southern California -------------------------------------------------- (start anew) I'm here in Southern California now, after publishing my book "My Dream of Southern California" in Los Angeles in 2005. The blogging sentence sounds fine. |
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| Thank you for your help. The website of writers in Southern .... where I am with my book I published in one country about.: "My Dream... I mean that I am on the list of writers on that website after publishing my book... The point is that there with my book I am promoting something... |
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One problem is the "website OF writers" because "of" doesn't tell much. Are you blogging the fact that you have gotten listed on this website ABOUT writers in Southern ____ ? If so, does this work -- The (Actual Name of Website) -- a site for writers in Southern _____ -- I'm listed there now, after publishing my book "My Dream ....etc" I just think it would be better not to try to jam all the information into one hard-to-read sentence. Loosen the information up a little to let the reader in. ------------------------------ You're using too much punctuation in front of the name of the book. You don't need a colon ( : ) or a period. At the MOST you could use a comma, like this: " . . after publishing my book, "My Dream of ...." And I would not even use the comma. |
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| Thank you again. I am blogging the fact that I enjoy writing a lot. And at the same time I am sharing my pastime and promoting my home museum. Here's the link - I don't link it directly, but if you put together 'my old bear' as a one word and if you add 'free' and 'fr' in the end, Google shows you my website. Then click on the sixth (teddy bear's) step on the left: Our partners and you will find this text you corrected to me. Please give me your opinion about the English version. englishforgotten - I have forgotten my English because I haven't practiced it for a long time. |
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That is a lovely website! What a nice thing to be interested in. As for the English, in context it reads perfectly. I never stopped once to figure out what something means. I never came to a stop by noticing something wrong. I think this is a really good piece of work ... and a grand hobby! Best wishes! ~ Ann |
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| Thanks a lot. It's nice that you were interested in it. I think it's great here on the Internet that there are people like you who are very helpful. Whenever I have language problems, or technical ones with my computer I have found help. It's practical. And it's free. I really appreciate it. That's a good point of the Internet. |
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