July 9, 2021
At dusk, it wasn't very hot. So I decided to go for a ride. I wanted to go to visit two aunts who live nearby. I visited them in April. It cost me half an hour one way.
The major road is rebuilding. So it is very unconvinient. When I was riding, a car passed by, but it didn't slow down. I had to ride towards the roadbed which is made of earth. And the roadbed is about 5 cms lower than the road. So I dumped for a while. I hate the rude driver.
When I arrived, one aunt wasn't at home. The other just finished picking longan. I ate a lot of logan and wampee. We chat a lot. And then I had lunch with them. Aunt invited me for another visit soon, and she will cook eggs for me because she knows I like eggs. When I leave, she asked me to take some eggs which she just picked from the farm. But the road is dumpy, the eggs will be broken. So I refused. But I took the longan and wampee away.
On my way back, I chose a country road. It is longer than the major one, but there are fewer cars. The sun has gone down, the cloud was pink. There are hill far away, they are so green. The breeze was blowing. And birds were flying. I felt peace and very happy that I made a right decision to go for the trip.
I love the nature, it can always make me feel peace inside. And I need to go out more to have a good mood.
At dusk, it wasn't very hot.
Sso I decided to go for a ride.
This is the same thought and can be put in one sentence.
I wanted to go to visit two aunts who live nearby.
You don't need to twice.
I went to visited them in April.
It cost metook a half an hour one way to get there.
Usually cost only refers to money.
The majorin road is being rebuilding.t
So it is very unconveinient. to travel there.
Can be made into one sentence, remove period beforehand and replace with lowercase s.
When I was riding, a car passed by, but it didn't slow down.
When using "but", you do not need a comma. Only use a comma when you are not using a transition word.
I had to ride towards the roadbed which is made of earthside of the road.
The statement doesn't seem to make much sense, I suggest this instead
AndThe side of the roadbed is about 5 cms lower than the road.
So I dumstopped for a while.
I hated the rude driver.
Past tense uses "ed"
When I arrived, one aunt wasn't at home.
The other just finished picking up longan.
What is longan?
I ate a lot of logan and wampee.
Unsure what Logan and wampee means
We chatted a lot.
Past tense :)
And thenfter I had lunch with them.
"And" is a transition statement and isn't used at the beginning of a sentence, or new statement.
AMy aunt invited me for another visit soon, anshe said she will cook eggs for me because she knows I like eggs.
When I leaveft, she asked me to take some eggs which she justthat she picked from the farm.
Past tense - left, leaved is not a word.
ButSince the road is dumpyrough, the eggs willould be broken.
Dumpy isn't a word, we usually say "rough" - not flat, bumpy or uneven. Period can be removed
Sso I refused.
But I took the longan and wampee awaywith me.
No but here
ItThe country road is longer than the majorin one, but there are fewer cars.
Restate the object if you are starting a new sentence
TWhen the sun has gonewent down, the clouds wasere pink.
There are hills far away, they are so green.
The breeze was blowing.
No period here, continuing the thought.
Aand birds were flying.
I felt peaceful and very happy that I made athe right decision to go foron the trip.
I love the nature, it can always makes me feel peaceful inside.
And I need to go out more to have a goodimprove my mood.
New sentence, don't need "and".
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I liked your story! I would suggest working on your past/ future / present tenses. Be sure to look at when to use commas and periods, commas are used for a brief pause whereas periods are used to separate thoughts and have longer pauses. I think you may be a little confused on this, otherwise you are doing great!! Keep working and you will become an excellent speaker! Feel free to reach out to me with any questions!
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At dusk, it wasn't very hot.
So I decided to go for a ride.
I wanted to go to visit two aunts who live nearby.
I had visited them in April.
It costtook me half an hour one wayto get there.
The major road is rebuildingy are rebuilding a major road.
So it is very uinconvienient.
Whilen I was riding, a car passed by, but it didn't slow down.
I had to ride towards the roadbed which is made of earthedge of the road which was full of dirt and gravel.
And the roadbed iedge of the road was about 5 cms lower than the road.
So I dumstopped? for a while.
Do you mean you stopped for a while?
I hated theat rude driver.
When I arrived, one aunt wasn't at home.
The other had just finished picking longan.
I ate a lot of longan and wampee.
We chatted a lot.
And then I had lunch with them.
AMy aunt invited me for another visit soon, andwhen she willplans to cook eggs for me because she knows I like eggs.
When I leaveft, she asked me to take some eggs which she just picked from the farm.
But the road is dbumpy, and the eggs will be brokenmay break along the way.
So I refused.
But I took thsome longan and wampee away.
On my way back, I chose a country road.
It is longer than the major one, but there are fewer cars.
The sun hasd gone down, and the cloud wasere pink.
There are hills far away, they are so green.
The breeze was blowing.
And birds were flying.
I felt at peace, and very happy that I made athe right decision to go for the trip.
I love the nature, it can always makes me feel peaceful inside.
And I need to go out more to havebe in a good mood.
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good job, keep it up!
A Short Trip
At dusk, iIt wasn't very hot at dusk.
So I decided to go for a ride.
I wanted to go to visit two aunts who live nearby.
I visited them in April.
It costtook me half an hour one way.
The major road is being rebuildingt.
So it is very uinconvienient.
Whilen I was dridving, a car passed by, but it didn't slow down.
Or if you were riding a bike: "While I was riding my bike,..."
I had to ridepull over towards the roadbed which is made of earth.
(You could also say it was made of "gravel" or "dirt")
And the roadbed is about 5 cms lower than the road.
So I dumped for a whilestayed put for a little while (until it was safe to continue my drive).
(I wrote this because I assume you pulled aside and waited for the rude driver to pass before continuing your commute.)
I hated theat rude driver.
When I arrived, I found out that one aunt wasn't at home.
Your sentence was alright, but I added "I found out that" to connect the two parts a little more.
The other had just finished picking longan.
I ate a lot of longan and wampee.
We chatted a lot.
And then I had lunch with them.
Auntie invited me for another visit soon, and said she will cook eggs for me because she knows I like eggs.
In English we often say "auntie" informally as a title (Auntie Pam), and "aunt" when we refer to someone (my aunt).
WhenBefore I leaveft, she asked me to take some eggs whichhome that she just picked up from the farm.
We often say "pick" with fruit/vegetables from a plant or tree (I picked some apples). But with eggs, it's better to say someone just "picked them up."
But because the road is dbumpy, I knew the eggs will be brokenould probably break.
So I refused to take the eggs.
But I took the longan and wampee awaywith me.
On my way back, I chose a country road.
It is longer than the major one, but there are fewer cars.
The sun hasd gone down, the clouds wasere pink.
There are hill far away,s in the distance theyat are so green.
The breeze was blowing.
And birds were flying.
I felt peace and very happy that I made a rightthe decision to go for the trip.
(I removed "peaceful" because the next sentence also uses the word peace)
Also, I love the nature, it can because it always makes me feel peaceful inside.
And I need to go out more to have a goodimprove my mood.
Feedback
Kiwy, what a wonderful story! It made me feel very peaceful reading about your short trip. Your word choice is great and the mistakes you made did not affect overall understanding. I also did not know what longan and wampee was, so I'm glad I got to learn something and I hope I can try them someday. Keep up the good work - jiayou!
So I dumped for a while. So I (I wrote this because I assume you pulled aside and waited for the rude driver to pass before continuing your commute.) So I Do you mean you stopped for a while? So I |
I hated the rude driver. |
A Short Trip This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
At dusk, it wasn't very hot.
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So I decided to go for a ride. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
This is the same thought and can be put in one sentence. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I wanted to go to visit two aunts who live nearby. I wanted to go I wanted to go You don't need to twice. I wanted to |
I visited them in April. This sentence has been marked as perfect! I went to visit I had visited them in April. |
It cost me half an hour one way. It It Usually cost only refers to money. It |
The major road is rebuilding. The major road is being rebuil The ma The |
So it is very unconvinient. So it is very So it is very So it is very unconveinient Can be made into one sentence, remove period beforehand and replace with lowercase s. |
When I was riding, a car passed by, but it didn't slow down. While Or if you were riding a bike: "While I was riding my bike,..." While When I was riding, a car passed by When using "but", you do not need a comma. Only use a comma when you are not using a transition word. |
I had to ride towards the roadbed which is made of earth. I had to (You could also say it was made of "gravel" or "dirt") I had to ride towards the I had to ride towards the The statement doesn't seem to make much sense, I suggest this instead |
And the roadbed is about 5 cms lower than the road. And the roadbed is about 5 cm And the
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When I arrived, one aunt wasn't at home. When I arrived, I found out that one aunt wasn't at home. Your sentence was alright, but I added "I found out that" to connect the two parts a little more. This sentence has been marked as perfect! When I arrived, one aunt wasn't |
The other just finished picking longan. The other had just finished picking longan. The other had just finished picking longan. The other just finished picking up longan. What is longan? |
I ate a lot of logan. |
We chat a lot. We chatted a lot. We chatted a lot. We chatted a lot. Past tense :) |
And then I had lunch with them. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! A "And" is a transition statement and isn't used at the beginning of a sentence, or new statement. |
Aunt invited me for another visit, and she will cook eggs for me because she know I like eggs. |
When I leave, she asked me to take some eggs which she just picked from the farm.
We often say "pick" with fruit/vegetables from a plant or tree (I picked some apples). But with eggs, it's better to say someone just "picked them up." When I le When I le Past tense - left, leaved is not a word. |
But the road is dumpy, they will be broken. |
So I refused. So I refused to take the eggs.
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But I took the longan and wampee away. But I took the longan and wampee But I took
No but here |
On my way back, I chose a country road. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
It is longer than the major one, but there are fewer cars. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
Restate the object if you are starting a new sentence This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
The sun has gone down, the cloud was pink. The sun ha
The sun ha |
There are hill far away, they are so green. There are hill There are hills far away, they are There are hills far away, they are so green. |
The breeze was blowing. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! The breeze was blowing No period here, continuing the thought. |
And birds were flying. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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I felt peace and very happy that I made a right decision to go for the trip. I felt (I removed "peaceful" because the next sentence also uses the word peace) I felt at peace, and I felt peaceful and very happy that I made |
I love the nature, it can always make me feel peace inside. Also, I love the nature I love I love |
And I need to go out more to have a good mood.
And I need to go out more to
New sentence, don't need "and". |
I hate the rude driver. I hated th I hated th I hated the rude driver. Past tense uses "ed" |
I ate a lot of logan and wampee. I ate a lot of longan and wampee. I ate a lot of longan and wampee. I ate a lot of logan and wampee. Unsure what Logan and wampee means |
Aunt invited me for another visit soon, and she will cook eggs for me because she knows I like eggs. Auntie invited me for another visit soon, and said she will cook eggs for me because she knows I like eggs. In English we often say "auntie" informally as a title (Auntie Pam), and "aunt" when we refer to someone (my aunt).
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But the road is dumpy, the eggs will be broken. But because the road is But the road is
Dumpy isn't a word, we usually say "rough" - not flat, bumpy or uneven. Period can be removed |
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