June 1, 2025
eat something
Today,I went to eat pancake with my friend.
The pancake was so big. I felt full soon.
Today,I went to eat pancake with my friend.
Today, I went to eat pancakes with my friend.
The pancake was so big.
The pancakes were so big.
I felt full soon.
I felt full quickly.
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Small tweaks but very good!
eatAte something
Today, I went to eat a pancake with my friend.
I quickly felt full soon.
Today, I went to eate pancakes with my friend.
When using 'went to', it is common to specify where it is you went. If there is no location, the past tense verb is sufficient enough to use.
"pancakes" instead of "pancake" as it is a specific and countable noun.
The pancakes was soere very big.
A more natural statement. As you ate with a friend it is better to say pancakes as i assume you both ate the pancakes.
I felt full soonquickly.
more natural phraising
June 2, 2025
good job!
Today,I went to eat pancake with my friend.
Today, I went to eat pancakes with my friend.
The pancake was so big.
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It is either-
I went to eat a pancake with my friend. (Only one pancake)
or
I went to eat pancakes with my friend. (More than one pancake).
Other than that, you did very well!! Good job :D
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Today,I went to eat pancake with my friend. Today,I went to eat pancake with my friend. Today, I went to eat pancakes with my friend. Today, I When using 'went to', it is common to specify where it is you went. If there is no location, the past tense verb is sufficient enough to use. "pancakes" instead of "pancake" as it is a specific and countable noun. Today, I went to eat a pancake with my friend. Today,I went to eat pancake with my friend. Today, I went to eat pancakes with my friend. |
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The pancake was so big. The pancake was so big. The pancakes w A more natural statement. As you ate with a friend it is better to say pancakes as i assume you both ate the pancakes. The pancake was so big. The pancakes were so big. |
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I felt full soon. I felt full more natural phraising I quickly felt full I felt full soon. I felt full quickly. |
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