May 14, 2025
I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than normal
took only a few minutes rest, went to couple of bicycle shops to fix my own one.
rest of them said they couldn't help me cause they don't have spokes fits to my bicycle
but the last shop owner found another way to solve this problem which is just changing the whole wheel
I was pretty tired of visiting shops in a row and like okay please change the wheel
this is the story about how I spent money today thank you
It's mMy first time to comewriting here
"My first time here" or "My first time coming here" are also ok.
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This is the story about how I spent money today t. Thank you.
Who's the "rest of them" in this sentence? I assume you meant most shops you went to already and structured the sentence according to that assumption.
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Keep going but please pay attention to things like punctuation and capitalization of words.
It's my first time to come here
Alternatively: "It's my first time coming here".
I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than normal
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I took only a few minutes' rest, then went to a couple of bicycle shops to (try to) fix my own onbicycle.
(1) Note the apostrophe (') after "minutes".
(2) The addition of "then" establishes that it's a sequence of events.
(3) In the phrase "went to a couple of bicycle shops to fix my own one", "my own one" means "my own bicycle shop". However, I assume that you don't have a bicycle shop, and are instead referring to your bicycle.
The rest of them said they couldn't help me because they doidn't have spokes fits tothat fit my bicycle
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But the last shop owner found another way to solve this problem which iwas just changing the whole wheel
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I was pretty tired of visiting shops in a row and was like o"Okay, please change the wheel
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This is the story about how I spent money today t. Thank you.
(1) It's "didn't" and not "don't", since you're writing in the past tense.
(2) It's "fit" and not 'fits", since "spokes" is plural.
(3) It's "was" and not "is", since you're writing in the past tense.
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By the way, please do make use of full stops!
It's my first time to comeing here
I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than normal
¶usual and took only a few minutes of rest, went to a couple of bicycle shops to fix my own onbicycle.
The rest of them said they couldn't help me cause they don't have spokes that can fits to my bicycle,
¶but the last shop owner found another way to solve this problem, which iwas just changing the whole wheel
¶. I was pretty tired of visiting shops in a row and like okay, please change the wheel
¶. This is the story about how I spent money today, thank you.
t
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Well done!
It's my first time to come here It's my first time to com It's my first time Alternatively: "It's my first time coming here".
"My first time here" or "My first time coming here" are also ok. |
I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than normal took only a few minutes rest, went to couple of bicycle shops to fix my own one. I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than normal (1) Note the apostrophe (') after "minutes". (2) The addition of "then" establishes that it's a sequence of events. (3) In the phrase "went to a couple of bicycle shops to fix my own one", "my own one" means "my own bicycle shop". However, I assume that you don't have a bicycle shop, and are instead referring to your bicycle. I had a job interview today and got back to my place earlier than |
rest of them said they couldn't help me cause they don't have spokes fits to my bicycle but the last shop owner found another way to solve this problem which is just changing the whole wheel I was pretty tired of visiting shops in a row and like okay please change the wheel this is the story about how I spent money today thank you The rest of them said they couldn't help me cause they don't have spokes that can fit The rest of them said they couldn't help me because they d (1) It's "didn't" and not "don't", since you're writing in the past tense. (2) It's "fit" and not 'fits", since "spokes" is plural. (3) It's "was" and not "is", since you're writing in the past tense.
Who's the "rest of them" in this sentence? I assume you meant most shops you went to already and structured the sentence according to that assumption. |
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