In this journal I will continue to tell you a story how I met my friend.

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In this journal I will continue to tell you the story of how I met my friend.

My friend sat down on a bench and we told each other about our future life at university, how we will learn different subjects, will meet maybehow we will maybe meet interesting people, and what we will do after university.

My friend can play the guitar wvery good.well

He teachedaught me how to play the guitar.

I learned some songs, but I never didn't played in public.

Maybe I must triedshould try, because I think it's would be an interesting experience.

IAmga and Amga are thI are best friends to this day.

I think we are must to talk more than now.

We areeach have each ourour own interests, but we don't stop being friends.

Thanks for reading my journal.

In this journal, I will continue to tell you a story about how I met my friend.

"About" is a preposition, one of the hardest things to learn in a new language. Don't worry too much about it.

My friend sat down on a bench, and we tolalked about our future life at university, how we will learn different subjects, will meet maybe interesting people, what we will do after university.

"A" = another preposition. It's easy to understand you anyway, but this is the correct grammar.

To tell = to speak without expecting a response,
To talk = it's more likely you expect a response, and have a conversation

My friend can play the guitar wvery good.

Mistake?

He teachedaught me how to play the guitar.

"To teach" is an irregular verb. Past simple tense, "taught", needs to be memorised. It ignores the rules.

1) I learned some songs, but I never played in public.¶
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2) I learned a song, but I didn't play in public.

1) *plural "song" *continuous past "play"

2) * singular "song" *simple past tense "play"

You don't need both "never" and "didn't", only one.

Maybe I must triedy, because I think it's an interesting experience.

"Try" instead of "tried". You're thinking to try something in the future, not the past.

I and Amga are thAmaga and I are best friends to this day.

Removed "the" (not used before plural 'friends').

Position of "I" is after the other person (even native speakers get this wrong).

I think we are must to talk more than now.

We areeach have each our interests, but we don't stop being friends.

"to be" - continuous (You will continue to not stop being friends)

Thanks for reading my journal.

"Thank you" becomes "Thanks".