A hHappy dDay A Happy Day

Today, I use the Bd a blue tooth keyboard to write this journal, while yesterday I use the phone to record everydaything, but Iit makes me feel uncomfortable. Today, I used a bluetooth keyboard to write this journal, while yesterday I use the phone to record everything, but it makes me feel uncomfortable.

Yesterday, it’s was extremely cool in our city. Yesterday, it was extremely cool in our city.

Recently, we haved an exam thaton the principles of automatic control, so I often gowent to library to study it. Recently, we had an exam on the principles of automatic control, so I often went to library to study.

Most of the time, it’s “an” instead of “a” before a vowel.

LThe library is further from our dormitory, so probably the distance hasaround two km. The library is further from our dormitory, so probably around two km.

I wanted to eat dinner at 5 p.m., but due to the awful climate, I goweather, I went back to the dormitory ahead of time. I wanted to eat dinner at 5 p.m., but due to the awful weather, I went back to the dormitory ahead of time.

I and mMy boyfriend goand I went to the express site to pucollect our one year annual gift that I send heim. My boyfriend and I went to the express site to collect our one year annual gift that I send him.

By “express site” do you mean “post office”? In English, it’s grammatically correct to put other people before you in a sentence, (“You and I”, “Charles and me”, etc.), although many native speakers often don’t follow this rule.

He likes it. He likes it.