Feb. 24, 2022
022402-The war
I woke up from my long afternoon sleep and found news about war full on my phone screen. I hope it was a piece of fake news, but it wasn't. One of my online friends said she was so scared, me too. I feel really sad and I hate war because lives are so valuable and peace is so vulnerable.
I woke up from my long afternoon sleep and found news about war full ondiscovered the news about a/the war splashed across my phone screen.
splashed across is an idiomatic expression
I hopewas hoping that it was a piece of fake news, but it wasn't.
talking about the past
One of my online friends said that she was aso scared, me too as I was.
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War is terrible.
Feb. 25, 2022
Thanks, peace & love ❀
I woke up from my long afternoon sleep and found out news about war fullthe war on my phone screen.
One of my online friends said she was so scared, me too. So was I.
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Feb. 24, 2022
Thanks, I learned a lot to express "the same feeling" in various and natural ways today ;)
I woke up from my long afternoon sleep and foundheard the news about war full on my phone screen.
a "news item" or "news article" can be "found", but "news" can be "read" or "heard", not "found".
I hoped it was a piece of fake news, but it wasn't.
Was in present tense instead of past tense
One of my online friends said she was so scared, me. I am too.
I feel really sad and I hate war because lives are so valuable and peace is so vulnerable.
Feb. 24, 2022
I hoped it was a piece of fake news, but it wasn't.
Should I use "were" to express my feeling that I don't hope it is true?
Feb. 24, 2022
Thanks, ekksikajika!
Feb. 24, 2022
'Me too' is idiomatically correct, and reads as slightly more natural to me than 'I am too', which seems overly emphatic. I think it may be a process of ellipsis, which is a strong force in English - that we understand something like '[subject] affects/is present for me too'.
I don't think we would necessarily expect to 'hear' news on a phone screen... it seems the original intent is something like 'I found my phone screen full of news about war'.
Otherwise it is a well written piece, and I agree with ekksikajika's commentary :-)
Feb. 24, 2022
Thanks, moor_rose, I like the sentence that you write "I found my phone screen full of news about war", it's exactly what I want to express.
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