Gerasim<span> is particular about his dental hygiene. </span>Gerasim<span> belongs to the bourgeoisie. </span>Gerasim<span>belongs to the working class. </span>Gerasim<span> is able to stay cheerful even in difficult times.
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Answer: Instead of saying "This is a good thing", say "I believe this is a bright idea" (or you can stick with "good idea"). Also, I wouldn't put so many exclaimation points. For example, putting an exclaimation point after "bad situation" is not necessary.
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I got my first tattoo five years ago. I was [Past tense] (was or am) finally ready, had wanted [Past Perfect] (wanted or had wanted) one for a few years before that. The day came, and I felt a little nervous as I walked into the tattoo shop. However, the artist kindly reassured [Past Simple] (reassured or had reassured) me that no one had ever died [Past Perfect] (had even died or ever died) in his chair, and the tattoo went fine. Now, I still smile [Present Simple] (smiled or smile) every time I look at it.