Jan. 25, 2023
Writing Challenge, Day 116
Today is day 116 of my daily English challenge. Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen and two breads. Tomorrow I prefer satying at home because I feel a little tired.
Writing Challenge, Day 116
Today is day 116 of my daily English challenge.
Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen knife and two loaves of breads.
I'm not sure what you mean by "one kitchen" so this is my best guess. We usually say "loaves of bread" when we talk about buying more than one loaf of bread in the US.
Tomorrow I prefer satyingto stay at home because I feel a little tired.
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You sound as if you've been working hard lately so it's okay to take care of yourself. Enjoy your time at home! Good work as always!
Jan. 26, 2023
Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen knife and two loaves of breads.
I am sorry! I wanted to say : chicken.😊
Jan. 26, 2023
ohh! I should've been able to guess that! Sorry! Here's the new correction for you:
"Today, I bought vegetables, one chicken and two loaves of breads." 😊
Writing Challenge, Day 116
Today is day 116 of my daily English challenge.
Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen(?) and two loaves a breads.
not too sure what you meant here
Tomorrow I would prefer satyingto stay at home because I feel a little bit tired.
Writing Challenge, Day 116
Today is day 116 of my daily English challenge.
Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen(?) and two loaves of breads.
Saying you bought a kitchen doesn’t make sense.
Tomorrow, I prefer satyingwill probably stay at home because I feel a little tired.
Jan. 26, 2023
Thank you. I made a mistake with chicken.
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Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen and two breads. Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen(?) and two loaves of bread Saying you bought a kitchen doesn’t make sense. Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen(?) and two loaves a bread not too sure what you meant here Today, I bought vegetables, one kitchen knife and two loaves of bread I'm not sure what you mean by "one kitchen" so this is my best guess. We usually say "loaves of bread" when we talk about buying more than one loaf of bread in the US. |
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