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Your New Year's Resolution
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What is your New Year's resolution?
 
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What is your New Year's resolution?

It's my amazing improvement of my English. I would like to express my feelings more precisely without mistakes. Recently, my daughter became to be able to speak English with a high pace. I can't become inferior to her.

自然な表現

It's the amazing improvement in my English. I would like to express my feelings more precisely without mistakes. Recently, my daughter became    able to speak English at a fast pace. I can't become inferior to her.

1. It's already understood that it's your improvement.
2. Use this to indicate where the improvement/change is.
3. "Become" already means to begin to be, so don't say "become to be able".
4. This is the correct preposition for pace.
5. Here, you're talking about the speed, so use this instead.
That's a fantastic goal, especially with the added motivation! What specific steps are you planning to take to improve your English precision, and how will you measure your progress?

While taking two classes on Best Teacher every day, I'm determined to read one Indian book repeatedly. It will increase my vocabulary and enhance my knowledge about Indian culture.

自然な表現

While taking two classes on Best Teacher every day, I'm determined to read one Indian book repeatedly. It will increase my vocabulary and enhance my knowledge of Indian culture.

1. This is the correct preposition to be paired with "knowledge".
That's a well-rounded approach combining language learning and cultural immersion. How will you track your vocabulary growth and ensure you're actively using new words in your daily communication?

I'm conscious of using new words every day. Whenever I encounter a new word, I write it down in my notebook. I think repetition is a key to improve English.

自然な表現

I'm conscious of using new words every day. Whenever I encounter a new word, I write it down in my notebook. I think repetition is a key to improving English.

1. The pattern is "key to + (noun, which is a gerund here)".
That's a good start, but simply writing down words isn't enough for long-term retention. How will you actively review and use those new words in different contexts to reinforce your learning?

Unfortunately, I don't have any idea about how to review my memory. Your advice boosts the efficiency of my study.

自然な表現

Unfortunately, I don't have any idea about how to review what I've covered. Your advice boosts the efficiency of my study.

1. "Review my memory" is not something a native speaker would say in this case.
Consider using flashcards, spaced repetition software (like Anki), or creating sentences and short paragraphs using your new words. How will you incorporate these or other review methods into your daily routine, and how will you ensure you're actively using the words in conversation or writing?

I will concentrate on using this platform for a while. Because of my tight schedule, it's not realistic to expand the platform more. Once I know one word, I keep using it until I remember it completely. Easier said than done but I have to stick to this simple way.

自然な表現

I will concentrate on using this platform for a while. Because of my tight schedule, it's not realistic to expand the platform more. Once I know one word, I keep using it until I remember it completely. Easier said than done but I have to stick to this simple way.

1. Alternative: consider other methods.
  • goal(目標)
  • cut down on X(Xを減らす)
  • stop smoking(禁煙する)
  • improve(改善する)
  • We will increase our customer loyalty.(顧客サービスを向上させます。)
  • I hope to get a girlfriend.(彼女を作りたい。)
  • I promise myself to lose at least 10kg.(体重を10キロ減らします。)
  • I will not follow the crowd.(人に流されない。)
  • I want to treat myself.(自分自身にご褒美をする。)

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