Screen Recording Progress and Next Week's Focus
What I Said:
I have completed to collect some videos of screen recording for my sharing. It’s not a easy work. There is still a video collection for our custom tool. And I found this tool needs to be updated because of some service errors. That would be my focusing work next week.
ChatGPT’s Revision:
I’ve finished collecting some screen recording videos for my sharing session. It wasn’t an easy task. I still need to collect a video for our custom tool, but I found it needs an update due to some service errors. Fixing that will be my focus next week.
Fixes and Explanations:
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“I have completed to collect some videos of screen recording” → “I’ve finished collecting some screen recording videos”
“I’ve finished collecting” is more natural and concise than “completed to collect.”
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“It’s not a easy work” → “It wasn’t an easy task”
“Wasn’t” is used here because the task is completed. “Task” fits better than “work” in this context, and “an easy task” corrects the article usage (“a easy” → “an easy”).
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“There is still a video collection for our custom tool” → “I still need to collect a video for our custom tool”
Rephrased for clarity and to avoid awkward phrasing like “video collection.”
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“And I found this tool needs to be updated because of some service errors” → “but I found it needs an update due to some service errors”
Combined with the previous sentence for smoother flow and replaced “needs to be updated” with “needs an update” for conciseness.
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“That would be my focusing work next week” → “Fixing that will be my focus next week”
Rephrased to sound more natural and conversational. “Focus” is more appropriate than “focusing work.”