Me and my boyfriend have been dating sincefor almost eleven months now.

And now, the following Sunday, we`'ll go on our first vacation together.

Although, technically it`'s our second one.

But the first one was only a short trip to Berlin over New Year´s.

This time we`'ll travel for 16 days.First we go to London for a week and then to Portugal.

For London, I am most excited to go to a Shakespearean play, since I love his works.

This is just an adjective that is relating to or characteristic of William Shakespeare or his works.

My boyfriend is most excited for London Eye, which I think is funny since he`'s a little scared of heights.

And that´'s probably what we are going to do most of the time.

My boyfriend is a huge Formula 1 fan, so that`'s why we are going.

I know that´'s kinda irrational, since we`'ll be in a very touristic area.

But me and my best friend went to Italy a week ago and we had to get our car fixed at a place where they didn`'t know any English.

But I am sure everything will be fine and I`'m just looking forward to spend time with him.

At the end of the day, that`'s all that matters.

Me and my boyfriend and I have been dating sincefor almost eleven months.

"and I" for subject, "me and" for object
"Since" is when you're referring to a specific time you started doing something, "for" is a duration of time

And now, theon this following Sunday, we`ll go on our first vacation together.

This time, we`'ll travel for 16 days. First, we'll go to London for a week, and then to Portugal.

My boyfriend is most excited for the London Eye, which I think is funny, since he`'s a little scared of heights.

For monuments and things like that you put "the" before it

For Portugal, I am honestly mostly looking forward to bemostly to laying in the sun all day and not doing anynothing.

The two words ending with -ly in a row sounds really unnatural to me so I moved it but I'm not sure if it's entirely incorrect (sorry if it's correct and I made a mistake)

I am most nervous about the language barrier there, though.

But me and my best friend and I went to Italy a week ago, and we had to get our car fixed at a place where they didn`'t know any English.

I just felt like they were messing with us the whole time, and know I got a little bit of anxiety because of this whole language thing.

The "know" isn't necessary here

Neither my boyfriend nor I know any Portuguese, or any Latin language for that matter.

But I am sure that everything will be fine, and I`'m just looking forward to spending time with him.

Me and my boyfriend and I have been dating sincefor almost eleven months.

Nowadays, "I" is used instead of "me" in these kinds of sentences, but back in Shakespeare's day this sentence would've been just fine!

And now, the following Sunday, we`ll go we're going on our first vacation together next Sunday.

Although, tTechnically, it`'s our second one, but the first one was just a short trip to Berlin for New Year's.

But the first one was only a short trip to Berlin over New Year´s.

This time, we`ll're traveling for 16 days.First we go to London for a week and the We're spending a week in London and then moving on to Portugal.

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My boyfriend is mostreally excited forto see the London Eye, which I think is funny since he`s a littlebecause he's scared of heights.

FAs for Portugal, I am honestly mostly looking forward to be laying in the sun all day and not doing anynothing.

And that´s probably what we are going to do for most of the time.

OurThe only triphing we planned for in Portugal is toa visit to the Formula 1 racinge track.

My boyfriend is a huge Formula 1 fan, so that`which is why we are going.

I am most nervous about the language barrier there though.

I know that´s kinda irrational, since we`ll be in a very touristicy area.

Most people I know would use "tourist (city / destination / etc.)" or "touristy (city / destination / etc.)."

But me and my best friend and I went to Italy a week ago, and we had to get our car fixed at a place where they didn`t know nobody spoke (any) English.

I (just) felt like they were messing with us the whole time and know I gotwas a little bit of anxietyous because of this whole language thingbarrier.

You can use "just" here, but my intuition says it sounds very informal compared to the rest of the sentence.

Neither my boyfriend nor I know any Portuguese, or any Latin language for that matter.

But I am sure everything will be fine and I`m just looking forward to spending time with him.

Me and my boyfriend and I have been dating sincefor almost eleven months.

Use "I" when it is the subject and "me" when it is the object

And now, the followingnext Sunday, we`ll go on our first vacation together.

Although, tTechnically it`s our second one.,

B,but the first one was only a short trip to Berlin over New Year´s.

This sentence should be attached to the previous one. You typically do not start a new sentence with the word "but"

This time we`ll travel for 16 days. First we will go to London for a week and then to Portugal.

Future tense

My boyfriend is most excited for the London Eye, which I think is funny since he`s a little scared of heights.

For Portugal I am honestly mostly looking foward to be laying in the sun all day and not doing anything.,

A,and that´s probably what we are going to do most of the time.

The sentence should be attached to the previous one. You typically do not start a sentence with the word "and"

OurThe only triphing we have planned in Portugal is to visit the Formula 1 racing track.

I am most nervous about the language barrier there, though.

I know that´s kinda of irrational, since we`ll be in a very touristic area.

Although people will say "kinda" when speaking, it isn't actually a word. Most americans would probably say "touristy" instead of "touristic"

But me and mMy best friend and I went to Italy a week ago and we had to get our car fixed at a place where they didn`t know any English, though.

I just felt like they were messing with us the whole time and I know I got a little bit of anxiety because of this whole language thing.

Neither my boyfriend nor I know any Portugues, or any LatinRomance language for that matter.,

B,but I am sure everything will be fine, and I`m just looking foward to spending time with him.

Attach this to the previous sentence since you don't typically start a sentence with the word "but"