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<blockquote data-quote="Hazal" data-source="post: 6348" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>Since the rest is great, some advice for the first sentence:</p><p></p><p>the fact that you came from a different country doesn't mean you need to dedicate hours to study. The two sort of don't follow on from each other (since some people come from afar and have brilliant English. You could maybe mention at what point in your life you came over). It might make more sense to explain just a little bit your circumstances. i.e. "as I started my studies in England later than others, my English was at a disadvantage..." then explain a little more, then follow on to what you did (as you do in the rest of the passage).</p><p></p><p>But well done on making the rest sound like you actually did put hard work in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hazal, post: 6348, member: 694"] Since the rest is great, some advice for the first sentence: the fact that you came from a different country doesn't mean you need to dedicate hours to study. The two sort of don't follow on from each other (since some people come from afar and have brilliant English. You could maybe mention at what point in your life you came over). It might make more sense to explain just a little bit your circumstances. i.e. "as I started my studies in England later than others, my English was at a disadvantage..." then explain a little more, then follow on to what you did (as you do in the rest of the passage). But well done on making the rest sound like you actually did put hard work in. [/QUOTE]
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