I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time for itI go. I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time I go.

I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time for itI go. I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time I go.

I would say "I used to go after lunch, but now I go later. I go around 5pm now because it's been getting really hot during the day."

I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time for it. I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time.

I used to go after lunch, but I've changed sometimes other time for its. I used to go after lunch, but sometimes other times.

I used to go after lunch, but I've changed the time for it.switched to going around 5 PM because it's been getting really hot during the daytime. I used to go after lunch, but I've switched to going around 5 PM because it's been getting really hot during the daytime.

Would combine the 2 sentences!

The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm caovers to avoid getting a suntan. The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm covers to avoid getting a suntan.

The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm caovers to avoid getting a suntan. The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm covers to avoid getting a suntan.

The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm caovers to avoid getting a suntan. The sun is still up in the sky even around five, so I wear arm covers to avoid getting a suntan.

The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm caovers to avoid getting suntan (or sunburn). The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm covers to avoid getting suntan (or sunburn).

The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm cavers to avoid getting a suntan. The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm cavers to avoid getting a suntan.

The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm caovers to avoid getting suntanned. The sun is still up in the sky even around five pm, so I wear arm covers to avoid getting tanned.

The grass has been growingn and coveringed the path. The grass has grown and covered the path.

The grass has been growing and (now) coverings the path. The grass has been growing and (now) covers the path.

The grass has been growing and is now covering the path. The grass has been growing and is now covering the path.

"has been growing" is a statement about the activities of the grass so far (like 咲いていた）while covering is a statement about what it's doing now (like 覆っている）which means you need to bring back in the "is now".

ThSome grass has been growing and is covering theat path. Some grass has been growing and is covering that path.

The gGrass has been growing and covering the path. Grass has been growing and covering the path.

I go for a bike ride for myas exercise every day except rainy dayones. I go for a bike ride as exercise every day except rainy ones.

Can replace 'days' with 'ones' which refers backs to the earler 'day'.

I go for a bike ride for myas exercise every day except on rainy days. I go for a bike ride as exercise every day except on rainy days.

I go for a bike ride for (my) exercise every day except on rainy days. I go for a bike ride for (my) exercise every day except on rainy days.

You can omit "my" here and I think it sounds better.

I go for a bike ridebicycle around for my exercise every day, except rainy daywhen it rains. I bicycle around for exercise every day, except when it rains.

Me too!

I go for a bike ride for myto exercise every day except rainy dayfor days that it rains. I go for a bike ride to exercise every day except for days that it rains.

Now I go around five pm because it's been getting really hot during day timethe day. Now I go around five pm because it's been getting really hot during the day.

Now I go around five pm because it's been getting really hot during the day time. Now I go around five pm because it's been getting really hot during the day time.

Now I go around five pm because it's been getting really hot during day time. Now I go around five because it's been getting really hot during day time.

We usually only use "pm" when combining it with numeric numbers (e.g. 5pm). If you spell it out as "five", normally people write e.g. "five in the evening" if they need to specify which 5.

Now I tend to go around five p.m .because it's been getting really hot during day timemidday. Now I tend to go around five p.m .because it's been getting really hot midday.

Now I go around five pm because it's been getting really hot during day time.

I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has been bushycome overgrown. I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has become overgrown.

I've also changed themy route because the path I used to go through has becomen bushy. I've also changed my route because the path I used to go through has become bushy.

I think "my route" sounds more natural than just "the route"

I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has becomen bushy. I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has become bushy.

I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has been bushy (or has become/gotten bushy). I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has been bushy (or has become/gotten bushy).

I've also changed the route because the path I used to go through has been bushyo a shady route to avoid the sunlight. I've also changed to a shady route to avoid the sunlight.

I've also changed the route I've been taking, because the path I used to go through has been bushy. I've also changed the route I've been taking, because the path I used to go through has been bushy.

I thought I might come across snakes or other creepy bugs. I thought I might come across snakes or other creepy bugs.

It may be more natural to say "I was worried I might come across snakes or other creepy bugs"

I thought I might come across snakes or other creepy bugs. I thought I might come across snakes or creepy bugs.

I thought I might come across snakes or other creepy bugs, which is why I changed the route. I thought I might come across snakes or other creepy bugs, which is why I changed the route.

Just combining the sentences here again :) not wrong just sounds more natural

That's why I changed themy route. That's why I changed my route.

That's why I changed the route.

However, I think I'll still get a sun tan, but it's okay because getting a little bit of a sun tan is good tofor staying healthy. However, I think I'll still get a suntan, but it's okay because getting a little bit of a suntan is good for staying healthy.

However, I think I'll still get a sun tan, but it's okay because getting a little bit of a sun tan is a good way to stay healthy. I think I'll still get a suntan, but it's okay because getting a little bit of a suntan is a good way to stay healthy.

"Sun tan" is ok, but I think it's more common to use "suntan" (as one word). Using "however" and "but" in the same sentence here sounds odd, so I removed the "however", as I don't think you need that word here.

However, I think I'll still get sun tan, but it's okay because getting a little bit of sun tan is good to stay healthy. However, I think I'll still get suntan, but it's okay because getting a little bit of suntan is good to stay healthy.

However, I think I'll probably still get sun tantanned even if I do, but it's okay because getting a little bit of sun tanned is good to stay healthy. I think I'll probably still get tanned even if I do, but it's okay because getting a little tanned is good to stay healthy.