Feb. 4, 2026
How do your weekdays and weekends differ in routine?
Even on the weekends, I always wake up at 5:30 am. I think it's a great opportunity to do what I want to instead of sleeping longer. Additionally, I often make espresso not only for myself but also for my family because there is not enough time to make espresso for them on weekdays. I'm very happy with that they always say my espresso is good!
How do your weekdays and weekends differ in routine?
Even on the weekends, I always wake up at 5:30 am, even on weekends.
The "even on weekends" is a dependent clause as it relies upon an independent clause to work. e.g. You can't just say "Even on weekends", but you can say "I always wake up at 5:30 am", as it is an independent clause.
I think it's a great opportunity to do what I want to instead of sleeping longer.
Additionally, I often make espresso not only for myself but also for my family because there is not enough time to make espresso for them on weekdays.
I'm very happy with that, as they always say my espresso is good!
"as" required - it connects the two statements
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Well done ! You clearly express your meaning, just small errors, but overall great work.
Feb. 6, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I feel like I wrote it well overall this time.
Now I naturally wake up early in the morning even without an alarm clock.
How does your weekdays and weekends differ in routine differ from your weekend routine?
Even on the weekends, I always wake up at 5:30 am.
Even on the weekends I go to sleep at 6am
I think it's a great opportunity to do what I want to instead of sleeping longer.
Additionally, I often make espresso not only for myself but also for my family, because there is not enough time for them to make espresso for themselves on weekdays.
I'm very happy with that they always say my espresso is good!
Feb. 6, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I feel like I wrote it well overall this time.
Now I naturally wake up early in the morning even without an alarm clock.
How do your weekdays and weekends differ in routine?
Even on the weekends, I always wake up at 5:30 am, even on weekends.
As an opening sentence I think it is more effective to order the clauses this way around. The way you wrote it originally would make sense as a continuation of a point started in a previous sentence.
Either: "at the weekend" or "on weekends"
I think it's a great opportunity to do what I want to instead of sleeping longer.
Additionally, I often make espresso not only for myself but also for my family because there is not enough time to make espresso for them on weekdays.
I'm very happy with that they always say my espresso is good!
No need for "with" here.
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I wake up at 6AM most days, even on weekends. I just can't help it.
Feb. 6, 2026
Thank you very much for your careful corrections.
I feel like I wrote it well overall this time.
Now I naturally wake up early in the morning even without an alarm clock.
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Even on the weekends, I always wake up at 5:30 am.
As an opening sentence I think it is more effective to order the clauses this way around. The way you wrote it originally would make sense as a continuation of a point started in a previous sentence. Either: "at the weekend" or "on weekends" Even on the weekends, I always wake up at 5:30 am. Even on the weekends I go to sleep at 6am
The "even on weekends" is a dependent clause as it relies upon an independent clause to work. e.g. You can't just say "Even on weekends", but you can say "I always wake up at 5:30 am", as it is an independent clause. |
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I think it's a great opportunity to do what I want to instead of sleeping longer. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Additionally, I often make espresso not only for myself but also for my family because there is not enough time to make espresso for them on weekdays. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Additionally, I often make espresso not only for myself but also for my family, because there is not enough time for them to make espresso This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm very happy with that they always say my espresso is good! I'm very happy No need for "with" here. I'm very happy I'm very happy with that, as they always say my espresso is good! "as" required - it connects the two statements |
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