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I don't like travelator because I can't keep my own pace to walk. Especially when two people stand side by side in front of me and I can't go through, I hate it.
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Travelator is called moving sidewalk in America.
I don't like travelator because I can't keep my own pace to walk. Especially when two people stand side by side in front of me and I can't go through, I hate it.
Is this writing correct?
Travelator is called moving sidewalk in America.
Is this writing correct?
Travelator is called moving sidewalk in America.
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@wankokuns
Here's another way to say it:
I don't like moving walkways because I can't walk at my own pace. I especially hate (it) when two people stand side-by-side in front of me, blocking the way.
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"I don't like moving walkways because I can't keep a constant pace. I especially hate it when two people ahead of me stand side-by-side and I can't pass them."
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@wankokuns
Here's another way to say it:
I don't like moving walkways because I can't walk at my own pace. I especially hate (it) when two people stand side-by-side in front of me, blocking the way.
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