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I thought that I wouldwill → would（時制の一致） struggle with running out of ideas, but now, I've discovered adiscover new term → 've discovered a new term new term: "I'll read, write, speak, and listen my way tolisten English fluency → listen my way to English fluency English fluency".

So this is the diary of aof journey → of a journey journey to acquireasquire → acquire English.

First, let's review yesterday's result.

Wow, that is a harsh score.

So I'll write it like this from now on: "This is my third day writing".

Anyway, we started running. I want to finish writing today, but there are two rules, and one of themit → them（複数の rules を受ける） is that I have to use ause new phrase → use a new phrase new phrase I learned that day.

The firstFirst phrase is that → The first phrase is phrase is: "Honestly, I'm not really sure."

That's just ajust phrase → just a phrase phrase tofor me → to me me.

And next: "Hold on, it just came back to me."

How should I use this phrase? So, I'llI'l → I'll（タイポ） check the last phrase: "Yes, exactly! That's what I was trying to say."

Ok, thethird phrase → the third phrase third phrase is useful.

For example, so... you may say this: "Are you stupid?"

"Yes, exactly! That's what I was trying to say." Well, it's aneasy problem → an easy problem easy problem.

But I have ahave new → have a new new million-dollar question. I've used the1st and 3rd phrase → the 1st and 3rd phrases 1st and 3rd phrasesphrase → phrases（複数形）, but I can't remember the2nd phrase → the 2nd phrase 2nd phrase.

What's that...

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Hold onHold me → Hold on（ちょっと待って）! It just came back to me!

Well, yes, that was anthat's an easy problem → that was an easy problem easy problem. To be continued tomorrow.