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My first weekend after my working abroad has beenjust finished. My first weekend after working abroad has just finished.

My first weekend after my work abroad has been finished. My first weekend after my work abroad has finished.

"has been finished" is more used for tasks where effort is needed to complete them, rather than for time passing.

I go to the meetingsmet up with my friends, made i littldid some shopping for myself, and tried eating some of our national dishes, because it was a lot of time that I don'tthere were many times I wasn't able to eat ithem. I met up with my friends, did some shopping for myself, and tried eating some of our national dishes, because there were many times I wasn't able to eat them.

"Meeting" often carries a formal connotation. For casual situations, "meet up" (or "met up" here, since it was in the past) is what you use.

I gowent to the meetings with my friends, made idid a little shopping for myself, and tried our national dishes because it was a lot of time that I don't eat itI haven't eaten it in a long time. I went to the meetings with my friends, did a little shopping for myself, and tried our national dish because I haven't eaten it in a long time.

"went" is the past tense of "go" We talk about "doing" shopping, not "making shopping" "I haven't X in a long time" or "it's been a long time since I X" is how we talk about it being a long time since you did some action.

AndIt was also my first time I going to athe mountains,. I really liked it, because it was relaxing for me. It was also my first time going to the mountains. I really liked it, because it was relaxing for me.

And also for the first time I go to awent to some mountains, I really liked it, it was relaxing for me. And also for the first time I went to some mountains, I really liked it, it was relaxing for me.

"a" is for single objects, but since you went to a group of mountains that you're not naming, then "some" is used

When I'm talking with my friends, I don't have any big problems with using English, b. But, when I try to make a sentence, I feel like my brain starts to forget all of themy vocabulary. When I'm talking with my friends, I don't have any big problems with using English. But, when I try to make a sentence, I feel like my brain starts to forget all of my vocabulary.

When I'm talking with my friends I don't have a big problems with English, but when I try to make a sentence I feel like my brain start to forget all of the vocabulary. When I'm talking with my friends I don't have big problems with English, but when I try to make a sentence I feel like my brain start to forget all of the vocabulary.

For me, it's really easy to understand English, but. That said, can you give me any advisce on how to strenghthen my vocabulary? For me, it's really easy to understand English. That said, can you give me any advice on how to strengthen my vocabulary?

"advise" is a verb, "advice" is a noun

For me it's really easy to understand English, but can you give me an advisce to strenghthen my vocabulary? For me it's really easy to understand English, but can you give me advice to strengthen my vocabulary?

"advise" is a the verb of giving "advice" which is the noun. "advice" is uncountable. "strengthen" is the verb for "to make stronger", "strength" on its own is just a noun.