Michael's class

Today, I was able to interact with many different people. It was fun because I could talk about many things in English. To be honest, I think it would be good to incorporate this as part of the class. I think that talking English is pretty good way to study English because it means nothing if I don't use some grammar that I learned. I mean we should output.

 In the end, I am glad that I was able to exchange contact information with a cute guy. I will use her as writing study. It was a very fun class.


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Convert past ENglish to modern English

"Good luck. Goodbye." This is a sad situation. We don't know the name of the poor soldier who was beaten by his peers. He beat me even more. I implore Your Majesty not to let an innocent man be beaten with rods, My Lord, especially since I was unable to complain to the prefect because he was detained by illness. I complained in vain to the beneficiarius and the other centurions of his unit. Therefore, I beg your  mercy not to let an innocent man from overseas, whose good faith you can verify, be bloodied by rods as if I had committed some crime.
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