Today is lazy day, so I didn't go outsidOPTION A: Today has been a lazy day for me, and I didn't go outside all day. OPTION B: Today has been a lazy day for me, and I remained at home all day. OPTION A: Today has been a lazy day for me, and I didn't go outside all day. OPTION B: Today has been a lazy day for me, and I remained at home all day.

Today isI had a lazy day, so I didn't go outside all day. Today I had a lazy day, so I didn't go outside all day.

Studying English, watching TV and laying in bed. Studying English, watching TV and laying in bed.

Although this may be said informally, it isn't really a sentence as there is no congugated verb. You could add something like: "I just stayed home, studying English, watching TV and laying in bed.

SI studyinged English, watchinged TV and layingid in bed. I studyied English, watched TV and laid in bed.

NOTE: In many parts of Japan, there was a election on Sunday. Didn't you vote?

SI spent the day studying English, watching TV and laying in bed. I spent the day studying English, watching TV and laying in bed.

Because I've justonly done what I wanted to do, I didn't get ticked off. (or there was nothing to tick me off.) Because I've only done what I wanted to do, I didn't get ticked off. (or there was nothing to tick me off)

Because I've just done whatToday I done the things I wanted to do, I didn't tick me offwas mellow down. Today I done the things I wanted to do, I was mellow down.

Because I've just done what I wanted to do, Iit didn't tick me off. Because I've just done what I wanted to do, it didn't tick me off.

Did Anything Tick You Off Today? Did Anything Tick You Off Today?