

VERSANT Part E 2
Karl likes to play videogames with his friends. He immerses playing videogames. One day, he finds no one with playing. He is disappointed, but at that time door is opened and his friends celebrate his birthday. He finds it happy more than the game.
Karl likes to play video games with his friends. He immerses in them. One day, he finds no one to play with. He is disappointed, but at that time the door is opened and his friends celebrate his birthday. He finds it happier than the game.
Bella likes to dance everywhere.She can't stop moving when she hear a music.When she won a dance contest, she realized that her dance was expressed herself. She is very bright when she is dancing.
Bella likes to dance everywhere. She can't stop moving when she hears music. When she won a dance contest, she realized that she could express herself through her dance. She is very bright when she is dancing.
Daniel loves waking up early and seeing the sunrise. He fell a new day is a newchance. However, he does't like to make his bed. He think it is wasteful. One day, he watched some vieos online. He knew that making the bed brings his happy.
Daniel loves waking up early and seeing the sunrise. He feels a new day is a new chance. However, he doesn't like to make his bed. He thinks it is wasteful. One day, he watched some videos online. He learned that making the bed brings him happiness.
2, 3, and 5. Spelling corrections.
6. In the given context, "learned" is more appropriate since you are describing how Daniel gained new knowledge.
7. The pronoun "his" expresses possessive form or belonging. However, in this sentence, an object is needed. Hence, this is the correct pronoun.
8. "Happy" is an adjective and doesn't fit in the given sentence grammatically. We usually use nouns with the verb "bring". Hence, this is the correct form.
TIP: Make sure to review the correct verb usage and verb + noun agreement.
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こんな方にオススメ
2. The verb "immerse" usually requires the preposition "in".
3. This part was rephrased to reduce repetition.
4. This is the correct idiomatic expression.
5. Since you are referring to a specific door(Karl's home or room door in this case) a definite article is needed.
6. This is the correct comparative form for the adjective "happy".