Jan. 27, 2025
Rugby
Today, I talked with my friend Fernando about rugby and sports in general. It was interesting because I don't know anything about rugby. I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow
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Rugby
Today, I talked with my friend Fernando about rugby and sports in general.
It was interesting because I don't know anything about rugby.
I'll watch tomorrow some videos he sent me tomorrow.
I'll watch tomorrow some videos he sent me.
Feb. 8, 2025
Thanks ;)
Today, I talked with my friend, Fernando, about rugby and sports in general. Today, I talked with my friend, Fernando, about rugby and sports in general.
Just add a comma before and after a name. Example: My mother, Susan, teaches ballet. My father, James, works too much.
I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow. I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow.
Jan. 27, 2025
Basic punctuation.
Jan. 27, 2025
Thanks! ;))
Today, I talked with my friend Fernando about rugby and sports in general.
It was interesting because I don't know anything about rugby.
Tomorrow I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow.
Tomorrow I'll watch some videos he sent me.
Moving the word “tomorrow” is optional, but when “tomorrow” is after the verb, it can sometimes sound like he “sent you the videos tomorrow!”
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Great work!
Jan. 27, 2025
Thanks! ;)
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Today, I talked with my friend Fernando about rugby and sports in general. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Today, I talked with my friend, Fernando, about rugby and sports in general. Today, I talked with my friend, Fernando, about rugby and sports in general. Just add a comma before and after a name. Example: My mother, Susan, teaches ballet. My father, James, works too much. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It was interesting because I don't know anything about rugby. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow
Tomorrow I'll watch some videos he sent me Moving the word “tomorrow” is optional, but when “tomorrow” is after the verb, it can sometimes sound like he “sent you the videos tomorrow!” I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow. I'll watch some videos he sent me tomorrow.
I'll watch tomorrow some videos he sent me |
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