Jan. 27, 2023
Writing Challenge, Day 118
Today is day 118 of my daily English challenge. Today I cleaned all the house, then I coocked a delicious chicken wings with potatos.
Writing Challenge, Day 118
Today is day 118 of my daily English challenge.
Today I cleaned all ththe whole house, and then I coocked a delicious chicken wings with potatoes.
"To clean the whole house" is a very common phrase in the US.
or,
Today I cleaned the whole house and then I cooked a delicious dish of chicken wings with potatoes.
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Wow, you're such a hard worker! Good for you! Terrific writing!
Writing Challenge, Day 118
Today is day 118 of my daily English challenge.
Today I cleaned all the house, then I coocked asome delicious chicken wings with potatoes.
People will expect you to have cleaned "all" the house, so it sounds unnatural to specify this.
Use "some" instead of "a" because chicken wings are a plural.
It is ok, but typically you would say how you cooked the potatoes: for example mashed potatoes / baked potatoes / potato wedges.
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I'd love to know your recipe! Congratulations for keeping at this challenge for over 100 days!
Today I cleaned alldid a deep clean of the house, then I coocked a delicious chicken wings with potatoses for lunch/dinner.
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Cleaning is the best feeling ever!
Today I cleaned all ththe whole house, and then I coocked a delicious chicken wings with potatoes.
you could also say (more naturally, in my opinion for American English) "I made chicken wings and potatoes"
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Writing Challenge, Day 118 |
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Today is day 118 of my daily English challenge. |
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Today I cleaned all the house, then I coocked a delicious chicken wings with potatos. Today I cleaned People will expect you to have cleaned "all" the house, so it sounds unnatural to specify this.
Use "some" instead of "a" because chicken wings are a plural. It is ok, but typically you would say how you cooked the potatoes: for example mashed potatoes / baked potatoes / potato wedges. Today I cleaned "To clean the whole house" is a very common phrase in the US.
or, Today I cleaned the whole house and then I cooked a delicious dish of chicken wings with potatoes. Today I Today I cleaned you could also say (more naturally, in my opinion for American English) "I made chicken wings and potatoes"
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