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marius

Aug. 13, 2023

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A day of my diary

I go to Bergamo to visit my friend Leo. He's been my friend for a half year. He's Russian and went to Italy because in Russia is very bad political situation. In the morning I and Gianni go to eat outside. Well he do it every mornig but I no, I need to eat more in the mornings no only a capucino and cruasant. Usualy I eat porridge with fruits and soy milk and fried eggs.

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A day ofin my diary

I gowent to Bergamo to visit my friend Leo.

This is a diary entry so it must be past tense.

He's been my friend for a half a year.

He's Russian and went to Italy because the political situation in Russia is very bad political situation.

In the morning I and Gianni go to eand I ate outside.

Your name is always placed after the name of the other person. Past tense is also used here.

Well he do itHe does this every morning but I no,t me. I need to eat more in the mornings, not only a capupuccino and cruaoissant.

Usually I eat porridge with fruits and soy milk, and fried eggs.

The plural form of fruit is fruit :) The comma is added after milk so that it does not sound like the fried eggs are in the porridge.

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Good work. I see many of these mistakes with native English speakers.

He's been my friend for a half yearsix months.

What you wrote wasn't technically incorrect, but this sounds much more natural.

He's Russian and went to Italy because in Russia isthere is a very bad political situation.

In the morning, I and Gianni go to eat outside.

Well, he does it every morning but I no,don't. I need to eat more in the mornings, not only a cappuccino and cruaoissant.

Usualyly, I eat porridge with fruits and soy milk, and fried eggs.

Adding the second comma makes it clear that you are not putting eggs in your porridge.

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Good work!

A day of my diary


A day ofin my diary

I go to Bergamo to visit my friend Leo.


I gowent to Bergamo to visit my friend Leo.

This is a diary entry so it must be past tense.

He's been my friend for a half year.


He's been my friend for a half yearsix months.

What you wrote wasn't technically incorrect, but this sounds much more natural.

He's been my friend for a half a year.

He's Russian and went to Italy because in Russia is very bad political situation.


He's Russian and went to Italy because in Russia isthere is a very bad political situation.

He's Russian and went to Italy because the political situation in Russia is very bad political situation.

In the morning I and Gianni go to eat outside.


In the morning, I and Gianni go to eat outside.

In the morning I and Gianni go to eand I ate outside.

Your name is always placed after the name of the other person. Past tense is also used here.

Well he do it every mornig but I no, I need to eat more in the mornings no only a capucino and cruasant.


Well, he does it every morning but I no,don't. I need to eat more in the mornings, not only a cappuccino and cruaoissant.

Well he do itHe does this every morning but I no,t me. I need to eat more in the mornings, not only a capupuccino and cruaoissant.

Usualy I eat porridge with fruits and soy milk and fried eggs.


Usualyly, I eat porridge with fruits and soy milk, and fried eggs.

Adding the second comma makes it clear that you are not putting eggs in your porridge.

Usually I eat porridge with fruits and soy milk, and fried eggs.

The plural form of fruit is fruit :) The comma is added after milk so that it does not sound like the fried eggs are in the porridge.

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