Sept. 24, 2022
Yesterday, my friend came to my home and we made dinner together. We also have some coffee wine. An interesting match, I would say. Coffee makes people awake, wine makes people sleepy, then put together, a hilarious output came: I would love to talk more but also would love to sleep right now.
My friend shares her personal story with me. Sometimes making friends is like a sailor meeting iceberg. We just browser others' 10% life, when we learn them better, we would understand them more. I really appreciated her sharing, it meant to trust.
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Yesterday, my friend came to my homuse and we made dinner together.
"House" may be a preference thing. Also, keep in mind that "my friend came to my house" is fairly passive.
We also haved some coffee wine.
I was so close to correcting it to "coffee wine" before I looked it up. It's a real thing that exists.
AIt's an interesting match, I would say.
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Separated this into three sentences to make it less clunky. It was a run-on sentence before.
My friend sharesd her personal story with me.
Sometimes, making a friends is like a sailor meeting an iceberg.
We just browser others' 10% life, when we learn them better, we wouldsee only about 10% of their true self at first, but when we learn more about them, we understand them more.
I edited this to get the meaning across better. I used singular they because the saying applies to all genders.
I really appreciated her sharing, it meant to trus that.
I didn't know what "it meant to trust" meant. Does it refer to the saying she said?
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Your friend is very wise, and I never knew about the existence of coffee wine until this journal entry. There were no spelling errors; it was mainly grammar errors, such as forgetting to use past tense. But I understood it pretty well. Good job!
09/24/01- Friend in my house
Yesterday, my friend came to my homeover and we made dinner together.
"to my home" is correct, but to sound more natural I'd say "she came over".
We also haved some coffee and wine.
An interesting match, I would say.
Great
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This sounds really natural, good job
Sometimes making friends is like a sailor meeting an iceberg.
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I really appreciated her sharing, it meant tohat she trusted me.
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Amazing work!
We also haved some coffee and wine.
An interesting matchcombination, I would say.
Coffee makes people awake, and wine makes people sleepy, t. When put together, you get a hilarious output came: I would love to talk more but alsoI would also love to sleep right now.
Sometimes making friends is like a (sailor)boat meeting an iceberg.
We just browser others' 10% life, when we learn them better, we would understand them more.
I don't get this sentence. Could you perhaps rephrase it?
I really appreciated her sharing, it meant to trust. her story. It shows she trusts me.
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Very good!
We also haved some coffee wine.
past tense to match with "came to my house"
An interesting matchcombination, I would say.
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We just browser others' 10% 10% of their life, w. When we learnget to know them better, we would understand them more.
I really appreciated her sharing, it meant tos she trusts me.
Or you can say "it was a sign of trust"
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Nicely written. "Coffee wine" is that a single thing or do you mean "coffee and wine" . I liked the sailor analogy.
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