Dec. 31, 2020
I couldn't go out today.
I couldn't go grocery today. I was going to buy something special for New Year's Eve night, but my husband took my house key because he left his key at his workplace yesterday. He locked the door using my key, there was no key in our house until he came back. I couldn't go out today. He came back home at 4 pm, but I didn't feel like going grocery. I gave up on the special dinner. I will have usual dinner.
I couldn't go grocery shopping today.
I was going to buy something special for New Year's Eve night, but my husband took my house key because he left his key at his workplace yesterday.
He locked the door using my key, so there was no key in our house until he came back.
He came back home at 4 pm, but I didn't feel like going groceryshopping then.
So I gave up on the special dinner.
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Overall easy to understand, but just note that "grocery" is not a verb, and people either go "grocery shopping, or just "shopping".
Dec. 31, 2020
Thank you for the corrections and the explanation. :)
I cCouldn't gGo oOut tToday.
I couldn't go to the grocery store today.
I was going to buy something special for the night of New Year's Eve night, but my husband took my house key because he left his key at his workplace yesterday.
You could also say “at work yesterday” instead of “at his workplace yesterday”.
He locked the door usingwith my key, so there was no key in our house until he came back.
I couldn't go out today.
He came back home at 4 pm, but I didn't feel like going grocery shopping.
I gave up on making the special dinner.
I will havejust make our usual dinner.
“I will” is often written as “I’ll”.
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Great Job! Just a few corrections!
Dec. 31, 2020
Thank you for the corrections! :)
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I was going to buy something special for New Year's Eve night, but my husband took my house key because he left his key at his workplace yesterday. I was going to buy something special for the night of New Year's Eve You could also say “at work yesterday” instead of “at his workplace yesterday”. I was going to buy something special for New Year's Eve |
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He locked the door using my key, there was no key in my house until he came back. |
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I couldn't go out today. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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He came back home at 4 pm, but I didn't feel like going grocery. He came back home at 4 pm, but I didn't feel like going grocery shopping. He came back home at 4 pm, but I didn't feel like going |
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I gave up on the special dinner. I gave up on making the special dinner. So I gave up on the special dinner. |
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I will have usual dinner. I will “I will” is often written as “I’ll”. |
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He locked the door using my key, there was no key in our house until he came back. He locked the door He locked the door using my key, so there was no key in our house until he came back. |
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