Nov. 3, 2019
Saturday
I’ve just went to Costco with my boyfriend. We’ve bought lots of household goods and foods today. We are thinking to go to Korean BBQ restaurant tonight. I love spending time with just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
I’ve just went to Costco with my boyfriend.
We’ve bought lots of household goods and foods today.
Removing that is optional. It doesn't matter, I just think it sounds better.
We are thinking tof going to Korean BBQ restaurant tonight.
I love spending time with just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
I love spending time with justjust love relaxing and chilling onduring the weekend.
Nov. 3, 2019
Thanks for helping me:))
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I've gone to Costco with my boyfriend.
"I" and "I've" are very similar with some overlapping uses, but have different implications particularly in tense (past, present, future).
"I" implies something that happened in the past where "I've" implies something that happened in the past that continues to have an effect on the present conversation.
In this case. The sentence "I've gone ..." Would be inappropriate based on the following sentence being in the present tense.
We’ve bought lots of household goods and foods today.
See previous example on "I" vs "I've".
Food is already plural so does not require an 's'
We are thinking to goabout going to a Korean BBQ restaurant tonight.
I love spending time with just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
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Overall good job 😁. Hopefully my comments make sense.
Nov. 3, 2019
Thanks for correcting me! It was helpful for me:))
Saturday
I’ve just wentgone to Costco with my boyfriend.
We’ve bought lots of household goods and foods today.
We are thinking to goabout going to a Korean BBQ restaurant tonight.
I love spending time with him, just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
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Pretty good!
Saturday
I’ve just went to Costco with my boyfriend.
We’ve bought lots of household goods and foods today.
We are thinking tof going to a Korean BBQ restaurant tonight.
I love spending time with just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
I’ve just went to Costco with my boyfriend.
We’ve bought lots of household goods and foods today.
We are thinking we will go to go to a Korean BBQ restaurant tonight.
I love spending time with just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
Feedback
Sounds fun! Nice work!
Nov. 3, 2019
Thank you for correcting!:) have a nice weekend!
Saturday
I’ve just went to Costco with my boyfriend.
We’ve bought a lots of household goods and foods today.
We are thinking to go to a Korean BBQ restaurant later tonight.
You should use "a" here because there are many Korean BBQ restaurants and you weren't specific to which one you are going to.
I love spending time withby just relaxing and chilling on the weekend.
Feedback
I also love to just chill on the weekends. Have a great dinner with your boyfriend!
Nov. 3, 2019
Thanks for correcting me! I had a great dinner with him:))
Nov. 3, 2019
I'm glad you had a great time
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