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My trip to England with my best friend Federico.

It was 25 of november, my friend and me. We were at the airport, our airplane left since Barcelona. When arrived us, my friend Federico was arrested, because him saved in his backpack a fake gun, but. I talked with a police and I said, He's likes make joke and he was released.

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My trip to England with my best friend Federico.


It was 25 of november, my friend and me.


It was 25th of nNovember, my friend and me.I was with my best friend It was 25th of November, I was with my best friend

It was 25th of november, my friend and me. It was 25th of november

When talking about specific dates, we use 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, etc. so it is unnatural to see dates without that.

It was 25the 25th of nNovember, my friend and meI. It was the 25th of November, my friend and I.

It would be a lot more natural to say, "My friend and I left on November 25th"

We were at the airport, our airplane left since Barcelona.


We were at the airport, our airplane left sincefrom Barcelona. We were at the airport, our airplane left from Barcelona.

WeMy friend and I were at the airport, o. Our airplane left sincewas going to Barcelona. My friend and I were at the airport. Our airplane was going to Barcelona.

We use "since" in terms of time or when we are trying to convey a reason based on a previous experience. Saying "left for Barcelona" implies you are still on the flight since there is no conclusion to the action. Instead, saying "was going to Barcelona" implies the experience is over, but at the time was what was happening.

We were at the airport, then our airplane left sincefor Barcelona. We were at the airport, then our airplane left for Barcelona.

It would be more natural to say "We got to the airport, and then our plane took off for Barcelona"

When arrived us, my friend Federico was arrested, because him saved in his backpack a fake gun, but.


When we arrived us, my friend Federico was arrested, because him saved in his backpack a fake gun, bute had a fake gun in his backpack. When we arrived, my friend Federico was arrested, because he had a fake gun in his backpack.

When we arrived us, my friend Federico was arrested, because him saved in his backpack a fake gun, bute had a fake gun in his backpack. When we arrived, my friend Federico was arrested because he had a fake gun in his backpack.

Use "we" as the subject of the sentence. For example, "we went to Barcelona". Subject is "we", object is Barcelona. We are doing the action. "Us" is used as an object pronoun. For example, "It taught us how to read". In this sentence, we are the subject. The subject is us. Use "he", not "him" for the same reason. "He" is the subject pronoun, while "him" is the object pronoun.

When we arrived us, my friend Federico was arrested, because him saved in his backpack a fake gun, bute had a fake gun in his backpack. When we arrived, my friend Federico was arrested because he had a fake gun in his backpack.

I talked with a police and I said, He's likes make joke and he was released.


But then, I talked with athe police and I said, He'sexplained that he likes to make jokes, and he was released. But then, I talked with the police and I explained that he likes to make jokes, and he was released.

But I talked with a police and I said, He's"he likes to make jokes" and he was released. But I talked with a police and I said, "he likes to make jokes" and he was released.

However, I talked with athe police and I said, "He's likes to make jokes" and he was released. However, I talked with the police and said, "He likes to make jokes" and he was released.

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