Practice 28/2/2026 text 1 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. It's been raining all day today.

It's been raineding all the day today. It's been raining all 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

It's been raineding all the day today. It's been raining all day today.

It's been raineding all the day today. It's been raining all day today.

It's been raineding all the day today. It's been raining all the day today.

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

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

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

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

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

For actions that you do habitually, use present tense.

It reminded me that the Qingming Festival wais coming soon. It reminded me that the Qingming Festival is coming soon.

It reminded me that the Qingming Festival wais coming soon. It reminded me that the Qingming Festival is coming soon.

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

It reminded me that the Qingming Festival wais coming soon. It reminded me that the Qingming Festival is coming soon.

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

It reminded me that Qingming Festival wais coming soon. It reminded me that Qingming Festival is coming soon.

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

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

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

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

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

Or you can say 'I will climb'

As for English, it's has been painful. As for English, it 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. I still don't know how to use all kinds of tenses, especially present perfect tense.

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

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

I even don't know how to use all kinds of tenses, especially present perfect tense. I 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. It's really hard for me to describe the situations that I was in.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

I dream of becoming like thisem. I dream of becoming like them.

I dream of becoming like this. I dream of being like this.

Or 'I dream of becoming like them'