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I think forming a sentence in a correct order is the most difficult thing about English. My mother language is Korean and it has totally different word order with English that it takes time in my brain to make correct sentences. For example, in Korean when I want to add a long modifier to a specific word it is usually placed in the front, however in English it is placed at the behind of the word being modified by using relative pronouns such as who or which. I believe that the only way to overcome this difficulty is to be exposed to various kinds of English sentence structures and be accustomed to it, so I'm working on it these days.
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Hey there, Woo In. It was a pleasure reading your homework. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the homework topic for today. You have a strong command of complex sentence structures and advanced grammar. Your writing demonstrates clarity, variety, and accuracy. Keep up the hard work! Youre making steady progress, and with regular practice, your skills will continue to grow. I hope we meet again. Have a good night. ~Teacher Jane c",) 


I think forming a sentence in a correct order is the most difficult thing about English. 
>> I think forming a sentence in the correct order is the most difficult thing about English. 

My mother language is Korean and it has totally different word order with English that it takes time in my brain to make correct sentences. 
>> My mother language is Korean and it has a totally different word order from English that it takes time for my brain to make correct sentences. 

For example, in Korean when I want to add a long modifier to a specific word it is usually placed in the front, however in English it is placed at the behind of the word being modified by using relative pronouns such as who or which. 
>> For example, in Korean when I want to add a long modifier to a specific word it is usually placed in the front, however in English it is placed behind the word being modified by using relative pronouns such as who or which. 

I believe that the only way to overcome this difficulty is to be exposed to various kinds of English sentence structures and be accustomed to it, so I'm working on it these days.
>> I believe that the only way to overcome this difficulty is to be exposed to various kinds of English sentence structures and become accustomed to them, so I'm working on it these days.