yesterday
20250711
Today is my fourth diary entry.
I ate some peaches.
It was sweet and fresh.
Tomorrow is my day off, so I’m going to lunch with my friend.
We’re going to eat an açai bowl.
I’m looking forward to meeting her again after a month.
今日は日記4日目です。
桃を食べました。
甘くて新鮮でした。
明日は休みなので、友達とランチに行く予定です。
アサイーボウルを食べに行く予定だよ。
友達とは１ヶ月ぶりに会うから楽しみだよ。
Today is my fourth diary entry.
I ate some peaches.
It wasThey were sweet and fresh.
One peach = It was -- More peaches = They were
Tomorrow is my day off, so I’m going to lunch with my friend.
We’re going to eat an açai bowl.
I’m looking forward to meeting her again after a month.
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I love peaches! I hope you have a nice time with your friend :)
20250711
Today is my fourth diary entry.
I ate some peaches.
It wasThey were sweet and fresh.
Peaches is plural, so we use the plural “they were”
Tomorrow is my day off, so I’m going to lunch with my friend.
We’re going to eat an açai bowl.
I’m looking forward to meeting with her again after a month.
“Meeting her” sounds like you are meeting for the first time. You can say “meeting with her again” or “seeing her again”
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Great job!
Today is my fourth diary entry.
I ate some peaches.
It wasThey were sweet and fresh.
Peaches = plural => They were
Tomorrow is my day off, so I’m going to lunch with my friend.
We’re going to eat an açai bowl.
I’m looking forward to meeting her again after(next month / because it has been a month).
Here, you could say:
"I'm looking forward to meeting her again next month" to mean you will also see her in the future, in one month.
Or, "I'm looking forward to meeting her again because it has been a month" to mean the last time you saw your friend was one month ago.
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Good job
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It was sweet and fresh.
Peaches = plural => They were
Peaches is plural, so we use the plural “they were”
One peach = It was -- More peaches = They were |
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I’m looking forward to meeting her again after a month. I’m looking forward to meeting her again Here, you could say: "I'm looking forward to meeting her again next month" to mean you will also see her in the future, in one month. Or, "I'm looking forward to meeting her again because it has been a month" to mean the last time you saw your friend was one month ago. I’m looking forward to meeting with her again after a month. “Meeting her” sounds like you are meeting for the first time. You can say “meeting with her again” or “seeing her again” This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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