My favorite song right now is WORK BYby RIHANNA ANDand DRAKE but iI don't know because i likewhy I like them, iI'm just listening on tTik tTok and i reproduce iI play them on my TvV when I clean my house. My favorite song right now is WORK by RIHANNA and DRAKE but I don't know why I like them, I'm just listening on Tik Tok and I play them on my TV when I clean my house.

Capitalize proper nouns and "I" You "play" music, not "reproduce"

My favorite song right now is WORK BY RIHANNA AND DRAKE but i don't know because iI like, i'm just listening on tik tok and i reproduce i to it when it shows up on my for you page. I do play it on my TvV when I’m clean my houseing tho. My favorite song right now is WORK BY RIHANNA AND DRAKE but i don't know because I like, just listen to it when it shows up on my for you page. I do play it on my TV when I’m cleaning tho.

Como usaste la filler word the “like” hice la corrección muy informal. Aunque, no entendí por completo la parte en donde dices “but I don’t know because I like, I’m just listening on Tik Tok”. Por lo que entendí, solo escuchas a la canción cuando te sale en TikTok, pero si estoy mal, me puedes comentar lo que querías decir.

My favorite song right now is WORK BY RIHANNA AND DRAKE“Work” by Rihanna and Drake, but iI don't know because i like, i'mwhy I like it, I just listening to it on tTik tTok and i reproduce ior I play it on my TvV whenile I clean my house. My favorite song right now is “Work” by Rihanna and Drake, but I don't know why I like it, I just listen to it on TikTok or I play it on my TV while I clean my house.

1. When talking about song titles and artists, you but the song name in quotes and capitalize the first letter of the artists’ names, you shouldn’t capitalize the whole thing 2. “I” is ALWAYS capitalized when referring to yourself 3. “Por qué” and “porque” translate to the words “why” and “because” in English, so it’s easy to get them mixed up. Just know that “why” is used in this context 4. You would use “play on my TV” not “reproduce on my TV”. The v is also capitalized in the word “TV” but that’s just if you want to be grammatically correct, even without capitalization it’s fine in informal contexts 5. You would use “while” instead of “when” because you are listening to the song and cleaning your house at the same time