Rainingy Day and Children Rainy Day and Children

A Rainingy Day andwith Children A Rainy Day with Children

Today it was cloudy all day and now it is raining a little. Today it was cloudy all day and now it is raining a little.

Today it was cloudy all day and now it is raining a little. Today it was cloudy all day and now it is raining a little.

I'am watching to two children with gumboots, jumping into all pools that they find in their path. I'm watching two children with gumboots, jumping into all pools that they find in their path.

In American English we'd say 'rainboots' rather than 'gumboots'

I'am watching to two children within gumboots, jumping into allevery pools that they find in their path. I'm watching two children in gumboots, jumping into every pool that they find in their path.

You can either write "I am" or "I'm". The word "gumboots" is commonly used in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, but it is less often used in the U.S. ("rain boots" or "rubber boots" are used instead), and I think it is considered dated in the UK ("Wellington boots" are used instead). This might be relevant if you are focusing on a specific version of English, like British or American English.

It's curious, I remember when I was a child that I liked walk oning in the littler pools that were made when it rained too. It's curious, I remember when I was a child that I liked walking in the little pools that were made when it rained too.

It's curious, I remember that when I was a child that, I liked walk oning in the littler pools that were made when it rained, too. It's curious, I remember that when I was a child, I liked walking in the little pools that were made when it rained, too.

For some reason, this do happy tomakes children happy. For some reason, this makes children happy.

For some reason, this do happy tomakes children happy. For some reason, this makes children happy.

Includeing myself. Including myself.

Includeing myself. Including myself.