Today I woke up early because I had to go out and to buy something important. Today I woke up early because I had to go out to buy something important.

Today I woke up early because I had to go out and to buy something important. Today I woke up early because I had to go out to buy something important.

Today I woke up early because I had to go out and to buy something important. Today I woke up early because I had to go out and buy something important.

Today I woke up early because I had to go out and to buy something important. Today I woke up early because I had to go out to buy something important.

After I geot home, I cooked lunch. After I got home, I cooked lunch.

Stay in past tense; second clause needs a subject.

After I geot home, cooked lunch. After I got home, cooked lunch.

After I get home, I cooked lunch. After I get home, I cooked lunch.

After I geot home, I cooked lunch. After I got home, I cooked lunch.

After that, I cleaned the house, then lieI laid down for a bit. After that, I cleaned the house, then I laid down for a bit.

After that cleaned the house, then lied down for a bit. After that cleaned the house, then lied down for a bit.

After that, I cleaned the house, then I lied down for a bit. After that, I cleaned the house, then I lied down for a bit.

Notice a pattern here...be sure to use "I" when describing an action you're doing. Only time a verb alone can work is if it's succeeding a previous verb. So like, "I like to read and write." or "I like dancing, moving, singing."

After that I cleaned the house, and then lieI lay down for a bit. After that I cleaned the house and then I lay down for a bit.

The verb conjugations for "lie" are lie, lay, has lain. "To lie" takes no direct object. People often confuse "lie" with "lay" which does take a direct object. Its verb conjugations are lay, laid, has laid. Examples Note: These next three sentences have no direct objects. (present tense) I lie down. (past tense) I lay down. (past perfect) I have lain down. Note: The sentences below all take a direct object. What are you doing with the book? (present tense) I now lay the book on the table. Where did you put the book? (past tense) I laid the book on the table. Where's the book? I thought you said you laid it on the table. (past perfect) I had laid the book on the table but now it's gone. Who took it?

In the afternoon, I sendt a message to a friend to konwask if he arrived atin Puerto Rico yesterday. In the afternoon, I sent a message to a friend to ask if he arrived in Puerto Rico yesterday.

In the afternoon, I sendt a message to a friend to konw if he arrived at Puerto Rico yesterday. In the afternoon, I sent a message to a friend to konw if he arrived at Puerto Rico yesterday.

In the afternoon, I send a message to a friend to konwask if he arrived at Puerto Rico yesterday. In the afternoon, I send a message to a friend to ask if he arrived at Puerto Rico yesterday.

In the afternoon, I sendt a message to a friend to konw iffind out whether he arrived atin Puerto Rico yesterday. In the afternoon, I sent a message to a friend to find out whether he arrived in Puerto Rico yesterday.

Then, I read some of the corrections thatfrom everyone who had corrected for me ion this (web)site web. Then, I read some of the corrections from everyone who had corrected me on this (web)site.

Then, I read some corrections thatfrom everyone who had corrected for me in this website web. Then, I read some corrections from everyone who had corrected for me in this website.

Then, I read some corrections that everyonby people who had corrected for me ion this website web. Then, I read some corrections by people who had corrected me on this website.

Before I to go to sleep, I'll read a book in French and in Arabic. Before I to go to sleep, I'll read a book in French and in Arabic.

Before to goI went to sleep, I'll read a book in French and in Arabic. Before I went to sleep, I read a book in French and in Arabic.

Before to gogoing to sleep, I'll read a book in French and a book in Arabic. Before going to sleep, I'll read a book in French and a book in Arabic.

or Before going to sleep, I'll read a book that's in French and Arabic.