Jan. 15, 2023
Writing Challenge, Day 106
Today is day 106 of my daily English challenge. In the afternoon, I spoke with a friend over Skype. We haven't seen for three weeks ago. I spoke with her in English and Spanish. She was delighted because I didn't make a lot mistakes. She had corrected me and explained some of mistakes.
Writing Challenge, Day 106
Today is day 106 of my daily English challenge.
In the afternoon, I spoke with a friend over Skype.
We haven't seen each other for three weeks ago.
or
The last time we saw each other was three weeks ago.
I spoke with her in English and Spanish.
She was delighted because I didn't make a lot of mistakes.
She had corrected me and explained some of the mistakes.
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Congratulations! That sounds like it was a very good session. Good work!
Jan. 24, 2023
Thank you Mari.
Writing Challenge, Day 106
Today is day 106 of my daily English challenge.
Or you could say, “Today is the 106th day of my daily English challenge.”
In the afternoon, I spoke with a friend over Skype.
We haven't seen each other for three weeks ago.
I spoke with her in English and Spanish.
She was delighted because I didn't make a lot of mistakes.
She had corrected me and explained some of the mistakes that I made.
Or, as someone else wrote, you could say, “She corrected me and explained some of my mistakes.”
Feedback
Good job. I wish you luck in learning English!
Jan. 24, 2023
Thank you so much.
We haven't seen each other for three weeks ago.
She had corrected me and explained some of my mistakes.
You can say "some mistakes" or "some of my mistakes" but not "some of mistakes". "She had corrected" would be used to indicate an action that took place even farther in the past, but you should use "She corrected" in this case because it is happening at the time of the event you are describing. For instance you could say "She had corrected my mistakes the last several times we spoke, and today she corrected some more of my mistakes".
Feedback
Very few mistakes, nice job
Jan. 24, 2023
Interessting! Thank you.
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Today is day 106 of my daily English challenge. Today is day 106 of my daily English challenge. Or you could say, “Today is the 106th day of my daily English challenge.” This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In the afternoon, I spoke with a friend over Skype. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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We haven't seen for three weeks ago. We haven't seen each other for three weeks ago. We haven't seen each other for three weeks We haven't seen each other for three weeks or The last time we saw each other was three weeks ago. |
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I spoke with her in English and Spanish. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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She was delighted because I didn't make a lot mistakes. She was delighted because I didn't make a lot of mistakes. She was delighted because I didn't make a lot of mistakes. |
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She had corrected me and explained some of mistakes. She You can say "some mistakes" or "some of my mistakes" but not "some of mistakes". "She had corrected" would be used to indicate an action that took place even farther in the past, but you should use "She corrected" in this case because it is happening at the time of the event you are describing. For instance you could say "She had corrected my mistakes the last several times we spoke, and today she corrected some more of my mistakes". She Or, as someone else wrote, you could say, “She corrected me and explained some of my mistakes.” She |
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