It's been raineding all the day today.

I have ordered a car raincoat online because I wentgo to work by Ee-bike.

For actions that you do habitually, use present tense.

It reminded me that Qingming Festival was coming soonis drawing near.

There are a lot of Chinese online whose (spoken) English is excellent.

It's been raineding all the day today.

It reminded me that Qingming Festival wais coming soon.

I will gam going to climb all the mountains where my ancestors were buried to pay tribute to them.

Or you can say 'I will climb'

I even don't know how to use all kinds of tenses, especially present perfect tense.

There are a lot of Chinese people online whose spoke English is excellent.

Specify who you are talking about, whether that's 'Chinese people', 'Chinese speakers' etc.

I dream of becoming like this.

Or 'I dream of becoming like them'

It's been raineding all the day today.

I have ordered a car raincoat online because I went to work by E-bike.

It reminded me that the Qingming Festival wais coming soon.

Even though you thought of it, the Qingming festival is in the future, so I used 'is' instead.

I will go climb all the mountains where my ancestors were buried to pay tribute to them.

I even don't even know how to use all kinds of tenses, especially the present perfect tense.

It's really hard to describe the situations that I was in for meyself.

There are a lot ofmany Chinese online whose spoken English is excellent.

I dream of becoming like thisem.

It's been raineding all the day today.

If there's still some time in the day, then this makes sense - otherwise, "It rained all day today" would make more sense

I have ordered a car raincoat online because I went to work by E-bike.

I'm not sure what you mean by "car raincoat" exactly. If you're riding a bicycle then maybe "cycling coat" would make sense.

It reminded me that the Qingming Festival wais coming soon.

If it hasn't arrived yet then "is" is more appropriate

I will go and climb all the mountains where my ancestor were buried, to pay tribute to them.

I even don't even know how to use all kinds of tenses, especially the present perfect tense.

The perfect tense is hard if you come from a language that doesn't have it. On the other hand, I'm studying Japanese and I always miss the perfect tense.

It's really hard for me to describe the situations that I was in for me.

There are a lot of Chinese people online whose spoken English is excellent.

Maybe this is personal preference, but I prefer not to use ethnicity alone and will attach "people" (eg: "English people", "Chinese people", "French people")

Practice 28/2/2026 text 1

Americans tend to put the month before the day: 2/28/2026. I don't know why we do this. Basically everybody else in the world does it the way you've done, but we've just decided to be different for some reason, and it causes a lot of confusion sometimes.

It's been raineding all the day today.

I have ordered a car raincoat online because I wentdrove to work by E-bike.

"Went" is fine, but you can also specify that you "drove" to work, with a motor vehicle.

It reminded me that the Qingming Festival wais coming soon.

I will gSo, I'm going to climb all the mountains where my ancestors were buried to pay tribute to them.

It's not strictly necessary, but I've added a "so" to bridge this sentence and the last.

As for English, it's has been painful.

"Painful" is usually used purely in a physical context, but I think it works here anyway.

I evenstill don't know how to use all kinds of tenses, especially present perfect tense.

It's really hard for me to describe the situations that I was in for me.

There are a lot of Chinese people online whose spoken English is excellent.