July 16, 2020
Food in the university canteen!
The food at our university cafeteria is very healthy. I would like to take lunch there every day. However, I have not received my university ID-Card yet because our university's administration office is still closed. Actually most of the buildings are closed because of the pandemic, and classes take place online.
Food inat the university canteen!
The food at our university cafeteria is very healthy.
I would like to take lunch there every day.
However, I have not received my university ID-C card yet because our university's administration office is still closed.
ActuallyIn fact, most of the buildings are closed because of the pandemic, and classes takeare taking place online.
"Actually" isn't wrong per se, but it doesn't seem like good usage. This sounds a lot better to me.
July 17, 2020
Thanks a lot for your help!
Food in the university canteen!
The food at our university cafeteria is very healthy.
I would like to takhave lunch there every day.
However, I have not received my university ID-C card yet because our university's administration office is still closed.
Actuallys a matter of fact, most of the buildings are closed because of the pandemic, and classes take placeare being held online.
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What you wrote was not wrong. This is just an alternative phrasing.
July 17, 2020
Thanks a lot for your correction!
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