“I’m aware my grammar isn’t perfect”.
“But that’s not currently an option”
Also “holiday” is a British English term. If you’re speaking to Americans use “vacation”.
This doesn’t seem to be a problem for you but the biggest area I usually see is verb tense, and singular / plural.
“I want two watermelon”
“I asks for the watermelons”
“25% is roughly align with what I see” (should be “aligned”, or “roughly aligns” and drop is)
“They hasn’t shared the results yet” (should be “haven’t” for plural subject)
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Very fluent!
Little things I would tweak as American speaker
“I’m aware my grammar isn’t perfect”. “But that’s not currently an option”
Also “holiday” is a British English term. If you’re speaking to Americans use “vacation”.
This doesn’t seem to be a problem for you but the biggest area I usually see is verb tense, and singular / plural. “I want two watermelon” “I asks for the watermelons” “25% is roughly align with what I see” (should be “aligned”, or “roughly aligns” and drop is) “They hasn’t shared the results yet” (should be “haven’t” for plural subject)