yesterday
Diary — July 10 — Day four.
Yesterday was a normal day, I did my routine as normally, I trained in the gym, I studied English, etc. But, there's something new, I installed again a videogame to play with an Argentinian friend. Today I woke up earlier than normally because I needed to do an extra job. I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else ended (I'm not sure if 'Nothing else ended' exists on English) , I went to the gym and I did my Bicep routine, but I can't did it completly because I needed to go for my mother on her job.
Diary — July 10 — Day four.
Yesterday was a normal day, I did my routine as normally,. I trained in the gym, I studied English, etc.
But, there's something new,. I installed again a videogame to play with an Argentinian friend.
Today I woke up earlier than normally because I needed to do an extra job.
I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else ended (I'm not sure if 'Nothing else ended' exists on English) , I went to the gym and I did my Bbicep routine, but I can't diddid it finish it completely because I needed to go forand pick up my mother onfrom her jobwork.
yesterday
Thank you so much!
Yesterday was a normal day, I did my routine as normallyusual, I trained in the gym, I studied English, etc.
"As normally" is grammatically correct but sounds a bit strange in informal English. "As usual" would be more common.
But, there's something new, I installed again another video game to play with an Argentinian friend.
"Video game" is two words in English.
"I installed again a video game" is perfectly understandable, but the word order is just a little mixed up. "I again installed a video game" could work, or "I installed another video game" might be more natural.
Today I woke up earlier than normally because I needed to do an extra job.
I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else ended (I'm not sure if 'Nothing else happended' exists on English) , I went to the gym and I did my Bbicep routine, but I caouldn't dido it completely because I needed to go formeet my mother onat her job.
"Can" is a tricky auxiliary verb. Its past tense is "could" and the other verb in the sentence stays in the infinitive --> "I can't did it completely" is correctly expressed as "I couldn't do it completely"
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Excellent entry! Mostly very natural, normal writing. Keep working on the past tense of auxiliary verbs: "I couldn't do it" or "You did want to eat it" or "We would have gone"
yesterday
Thank you so much!
I'll improve with these.
Yesterday was a normal day,. I did my routine as normally,: I trained inat the gym, I studied English, etc.
But, there'sI also did something new,. I re-installed again a videogame to play with an Argentinian friend.
Today I woke up earlier than normally because I needed to do an extra job.
I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else ended (I'm not sure if 'Nwoth nothing else happended' exists on English) ,. I went to the gym and I did my Bbicep routine, but I can't didouldn't finish it completely because I needed to go fortake my mother ton her job.
I'm not sure what "nothing else ended" is supposed to mean, sorry!
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But, there's something new, I installed again a videogame to play with an Argentinian friend. But, But, there's something new, I installed a "Video game" is two words in English. "I installed again a video game" is perfectly understandable, but the word order is just a little mixed up. "I again installed a video game" could work, or "I installed another video game" might be more natural. But, there's something new |
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I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else ended (I'm not sure if 'Nothing else ended' exists on English) , I went to the gym and I did my Bicep routine, but I can't did it completly because I needed to go for my mother on her job. I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else I'm not sure what "nothing else ended" is supposed to mean, sorry! I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and nothing else "Can" is a tricky auxiliary verb. Its past tense is "could" and the other verb in the sentence stays in the infinitive --> "I can't did it completely" is correctly expressed as "I couldn't do it completely" I finished my journal at 3:00 PM and |
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