Fix grammar in the sentence: I would like to keep writing about my life in San Francisco as much as I can to improve my English skill, and to share my precious experience in SF with you.
I would like to keep writing about my life in San Francisco as much as I can to improve my English skill, and to share my precious experience in SF with you.
- I would like to keep writing about my life in San Francisco as much as I can to improve my English skill, and to share my precious experience in SF with you.
- I would like to keep writing about my life in San Francisco as much as I can to improve my English skill, and to share my precious
I would like to keep writing about my life in San Francisco as much as I can to improve my English skill, and to share my precious experience in SF with you.
The second part of the sentence is the correction. The sentence is written in the past tense, so the correct form of the verb is “I would like to keep writing about my life in San Francisco as much as I can to improve my English skill, and to share my precious experience in SF with you.”
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