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Dec. 22, 2022

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Writing Challenge, Day 82

Today is the 82nd day of my daily English challenge. Today my sister and I went out together at supermarket. We bought vegetable, fruits, cheese, chocolat, and yaourt for my nephew and my nieces. Despite I'm sick but I am so excited to receive them.

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Writing Challenge, Day 82

Today is the 82nd day of my daily English challenge.

Kindred Spirit

Today is the 82nd day of my daily English challenge.

Writing Challenge, Day 82


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Today is the 82nd day of my daily English challenge.


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This sentence has been marked as perfect!

Today my sister and I went out together at supermarket.


Today my sister and I went out toge ther at supermarket together. Today my sister and I went out to the supermarket together.

Today my sister and I went out together atto the supermarket together. Today my sister and I went to the supermarket together.

This is usually the order in which we say things like this.

We bought vegetable, fruits, cheese, chocolat, and yaourt for my nephew and my nieces.


We bought vegetables, fruits, cheese, chocolate, and yaogurt for my nephew and my nieces. We bought vegetables, fruits, cheese, chocolate, and yagurt for my nephew and nieces.

We bought vegetables, fruits, cheese, chocolate, and yaogurt for my nephew and my nieces. We bought vegetables, fruit, cheese, chocolate, and yogurt for my nephew and my nieces.

yum!

Despite I'm sick but I am so excited to receive them.


Despite I'mbeing sick but, I am so excited to receive them. Despite being sick, I am so excited to receive them.

You don't need to use "but" since you have "despite" in the beginning of the sentence.

Despite I'mbeing sick but I am so excited to receivsee them. Despite being sick I am so excited to see them.

Your sentence is grammatically correct but we don't often use the phrase "to receive guests" very often especially when it comes to receiving family and close friends.

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