April 17, 2023
Writing Challenge, Day 198
Today is day 198 of my daily English writing challenge. Today I wanted to write some sentences becuase I want to know if I understand your corrections.
- When I come back home , my mother was steaming couscous. In this sentence I don't need to put preposition " at. "
-I have been problem of the internet since three months.
Or,
I have problem of the internet around three months.
-I send and eamil to a friend that I told her that we can meet over Skype the next week.
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Writing Challenge, Day 198
Today is day 198 of my daily English writing challenge.
Today I wanted to write some sentences becuause I want to know if I understand your corrections.
Today I wanted to write some sentences because I want to know if I understand your corrections.
- When I coame back home , my mother was steaming couscous.
- When I came back home, my mother was steaming couscous.
This should be past tense but the "came back home" part is perfect.
In this sentence I don't need to putuse the preposition " at.
In this sentence I don't need to use the preposition "at.
Correct because you're already home so there's no movement or directional change.
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- I have beenhad a problem ofwith the internet sincefor three months.
- I have had a problem with the internet for three months.
"I have had a problem" → In the US, we always talk about "having problems."
"... for three months" because it's describing a definite period of time.
Or,
I have had a problem ofwith the internet aroundfor about three months.
I have had a problem with the internet for about three months.
This is more natural in the US.
- I sendt and eamail to a friend that I toldo tell her that we can meet over Skype the next week.
- I sent an email to a friend to tell her that we can meet over Skype next week.
We don't really use articles before "next [time period]."
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Good questions and nice work!
April 18, 2023
- I sendt and eamail to a friend that I toldo tell her that we can meet over Skype the next week.
We don't really use articles before "next [time period]."
It's interresting! Now I understand.
Thank you so much.
Writing Challenge, Day 198
Today is day 198 of my daily English writing challenge.
Today I wanted to write some sentences becuause I wanted to knowsee if I'd understand your corrections.
Today I wanted to write some sentences because I wanted to see if I'd understand your corrections.
- When I comegot back home , my mother was steaming couscous.
- When I got back home, my mother was steaming couscous.
or "When I came back home.."
In this sentence I don't need to put preposition " at.
"
-I have been having problem ofs with the internet sincefor three months.
-I have been having problems with the internet for three months.
Or,
I have had problem ofs with the internet around three months.
I have had problems with the internet around three months.
-I sendt and eamail to a friend that I toldelling her that we can meet over Skype (the) next week.
-I sent and email to a friend telling her that we can meet over Skype (the) next week.
Needs past tense
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Great writing! :)
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In this sentence I don't need to put preposition " at. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
In this sentence I don't need to Correct because you're already home so there's no movement or directional change. |
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- When I come back home , my mother was steaming couscous.
- When I or "When I came back home.."
- When I c This should be past tense but the "came back home" part is perfect. |
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Writing Challenge, Day 198 This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Today is day 198 of my daily English writing challenge. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Today I wanted to write some sentences becuase I want to know if I understand your corrections.
Today I wanted to write some sentences bec
Today I wanted to write some sentences bec |
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-I have been problem of the internet since three months.
-I have been having problem
- I have "I have had a problem" → In the US, we always talk about "having problems." "... for three months" because it's describing a definite period of time. |
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Or, This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I have problem of the internet around three months.
I have had problem
I have had a problem This is more natural in the US. |
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-I send and eamil to a friend that I told her that we can meet over Skype the next week.
-I sen Needs past tense
- I sen We don't really use articles before "next [time period]." |
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