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is this sentence okay?
ちょっと日本語を勉強して宿題を始めると思う
"i think I'll study Japanese a little then start homework"
ちょっと日本語を勉強して宿題を始めると思う
"i think I'll study Japanese a little then start homework"
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It sounds like "I think he/she will study Japanese a little then start homework".
I think ちょっと日本語を勉強して宿題を始めようと思う is better.
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ちょっと日本語を勉強してから宿題を始めようと思う。is natural.
ちょっと is OK for casual 、すこし is more polite
勉強をしてから means "after studying Japanese"
始めようと思う。 means "I'm going to start homework"
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so would saying "勉強して..." be wrong? or just unnatural¿ i learnt that I could just use the te form as a way to say "and then..."
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"勉強して..." is not wrong. You can use it. But "勉強をしてから" is more understandable, I think.
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