Talking about Cafes Talking about Cafes

Talking about a Cafe Talking about a Cafe

Today, I gothad the third day of my over the phone English class. Today, I had the third day of my over the phone English class.

Today, I gotfinished the third day of my over the phone English class on the phone. Today, I finished the third day of my English class on the phone.

Today, I gotcompleted the third day of my over the phone English class. Today, I completed the third day of my over the phone English class.

In the class, I talked about cafes which isare not easy to describe. In the class, I talked about cafes which are not easy to describe.

Or "a cafe".

In theDuring class, I talked about cafes, which isare not easy to describe. During class, I talked about cafes, which are not easy to describe.

I changed it from "cafe" to "cafes" since in this sentence, you are talking about "cafes" as a concept, not a specific cafe that you visited/saw/etc.

In the class, I talked about a cafe, which is not easy to describe. In class, I talked about a cafe, which is not easy to describe.

Or: During class, I talked about a cafe, which is not easy to describe.

With my lack of experiences, it wasn't easy to answer them. With my lack of experience, it wasn't easy to answer them.

With my lack experienBecause I don't have much experience with these places, it wasn't easy to answer them questions. Because I don't have much experience with these places, it wasn't easy to answer the questions.

With my lack experiences, it wasn't easy to answer them. With my lack experience, it wasn't easy to answer them.

I talked about Korean traditional herbal teas such as corn silk tea and barley tea. I talked about Korean traditional herbal teas such as corn silk tea and barley tea.

I talked about Korean traditional herbal teas such as corn silk tea and barley tea. I talked about Korean traditional herbal teas such as corn silk tea and barley tea.

Or: I talked about Korea's traditional herbal teas such as corn silk tea and barley tea.

Moreover, I told them when I had learned about tea manners for the first time. Moreover, I told them when I had learned about tea manners for the first time.

or "the tutor".

Moreover, I told when I had learned about tea manners for the first time. Moreover, I told when I had learned about tea manners for the first time.

Moreover, I toldalked about when I had learned about tea manner for the first time. Moreover, I talked about when I learned about tea manner for the first time.

Because I am not familiar with coffee houses, but most of the cafes in Korea serve coffee, and the questions were about coffee houses. Because I am not familiar with coffee houses, but most of the cafes in Korea serve coffee, and the questions were about coffee houses.

I'm a bit confused. I guess this "because" gives a reason why cafes are difficult to describe, but it seems like you can descibe cafes, and are less familiar with coffee houses.

BecauseMost of the questions were about coffee houses (a topic that I am unot familiar with coffee houses), but most of the cafes in Korea serve coffee, and the questions were about coffee houses. Most of the questions were about coffee houses (a topic that I am unfamiliar with), but most of the cafes in Korea serve coffee.

I re-worded the sentence to sound more natural.

Because I am not familiar with coffee houses, but most of the cafes in Korea serve coffeeMost of the cafes in Korea serve coffee, but I am not familiar with coffee houses, and the questions were about coffee houses. Most of the cafes in Korea serve coffee, but I am not familiar with coffee houses, and the questions were about coffee houses.