My dDay My Day

My dDay My Day

Title case has weird capitalization rules.

My dDay My Day

To day iI woke up at 5 am, i prayed and i sleeped for woke up, then went back to sleep until 8 am. Today I woke up at 5 am, prayed, then went back to sleep until 8 am.

To day iI woke up 5 am, i prayed and i sleeped forpt until I woke up 8 am. Today I woke up 5 am, prayed and slept until I woke up 8 am.

Le passé-composé de «sleep» est «slept».

To day iI woke up 5 am, iI prayed, and iI sleeped for woke uppt until 8 am. Today I woke up 5 am, I prayed, and I slept until 8 am.

"sleep" is a word with an irregular past tense version. Since you have a list of more than two actions, they should be treated and punctuated as a series. I think "sleeped for woke up 8 am." means what I put, but it is a little bit unclear as originally written.

To day iI woke up 5 am, iI prayed and i sleeped for woke up, I went back to bed, and I woke back up at 8 am. Today I woke up 5 am, I prayed, I went back to bed, and I woke back up at 8 am.

To day iI woke up at 5 am, i. I prayed and i sleeped forpt again. Then, I woke up at 8 am. Today I woke up at 5 am. I prayed and slept again. Then, I woke up at 8 am.

I am washed and i eat myshowered and ate breakfast. I showered and ate breakfast.

I am washed up and i eI ate my breakfast. I washed up and I ate my breakfast.

Le passé-composé de «eat» est «ate».

I am washed and i eI ate my breakfast. I washed and I ate my breakfast.

"eat" also has an irregular plural form

I am wasshowered/bathed and i eate my breakfast. I showered/bathed and ate my breakfast.

I am washed up and i eat ate (my) breakfast. I washed up and ate (my) breakfast.

After i learn, I studied English. After, I studied English.

After i learnthat I studied English. After that I studied English.

«Learn» est «apprendre», donc vous avez dit «J'ai appris l'anglais». Je pense que vous voulez dire «j'ai étudié l'anglais», et «étudier» est «study».

After i learn, I studied English. After, I studied English.

The comma is necessary because if you don't have it, it is a dependent clause and thus an incomplete sentence. So you could say: After, I studied English. OR: After I studied English, I _________________________________. (you would have to fill in the blank) Also, if you say "learned," it sounds like you have completed it, rather than working on it but still needing to work on it more. For example, I say "I studied Spanish." or "I practiced with Spanish."

After i learnwards, I studied English. Afterwards, I studied English.

After i learnwards, I studied English. Afterwards, I studied English.

In the afternoon i, I sleepedpt again(😂), afert i e. Later, I ate my dinner, and i readed my book. In the afternoon, I slept again(😂). Later, I ate my dinner and read.

In the afternoon i, I sleepedpt again(😂), aftert i e that I ate my dinner, and iI readed my book. In the afternoon, I slept again(😂), after that I ate my dinner, and I read my book.

Le mot «read» est un peu bizarre en anglais. Le présent est «read» prononcé avec un son «ee» long. Le passé-composé s'écrit aussi «read» mais il se prononce comme dans le couleur «red» (rouge).

In the afternoon iI sleepedt again (😂), afert i eatI ate my dinner, and iI readed my book. In the afternoon I slept again (😂), I ate my dinner, and I read my book.

"read" also has an irregular past tense form This is another series of actions. "Series" is a technical grammar term, but it just means a list of more than two things, where each thing EXCEPT the last one has a comma after it.

In the afternoon iI sleepedpt again (😂), afert i eat my. Then I ate dinner, and i readed my book. In the afternoon I slept again (😂). Then I ate dinner and read my book.

In the afternoon i, I sleepedt again(😂), afert i eat . Then, I ate (my) dinner, and i readed my book. In the afternoon, I slept again(😂). Then, I ate (my) dinner and read my book.

Finally, I paosted details of my longue day ion social media. Finally, I posted details of my long day on social media.

I paste myspent a longue day using social media. I spent a long day using social media.

Pour «passer la journée», on utilise le verbe «spend», et le passé-composé est «spent».

I paosted about my longue day ion social media. I posted about my long day on social media.

Did you make social media posts? If so,, then "posted" is a better word here.

Lastly, I paosted about my longue day ion social media. Lastly, I posted about my long day on social media.

I paoste my longued about my day ion social media. I posted about my day on social media.