Sept. 1, 2025
Simple Past - Some phrases and short texts
1. I went at university last week
2. He didn’t go my home in last weekend
3. Did We study for exam?
4. You loved her for a long time in your life
5. They worked together
I waked up in last saturday, i spended my time with my bestfriend, we watched movies, we ate candies, we talked about news in our life, we played videogames and we had a good time together. But, my boyfriend didn’t visit me in these days, i missed him at this time, but this time with my friend is so important to each other.
Today, it’s monday and september starts now! This month I planned focus in my university, learning more about graphic design while I keep learning english monday to friday for an hour.
1. Eu estava na universidade semana passada.
2. Ele não veio à minha casa no último fim de semana.
3. Eles estudaram para o exame?
4. Você a amou por um longo tempo em sua vida.
5. Eles trabalharam juntos.
Eu acordei no último sábado, eu passei um tempo com a minha melhor amiga, nós assistimos filmes, comemos doces, nós conversamos sobre novidades em nossa vida, jogamos videogames e tivemos um bom momento juntas. Mas, meu namorado não me visitou nesses dias, eu senti saudade dele neste tempo, mas este tempo com minha amiga foi muito importante para uma à outra.
Hoje, é segunda e setembro começou agora! Neste mês eu planejei focar na minha faculdade, aprender mais sobre design gráfico enquanto eu continuo aprendendo inglês de segunda à sexta por uma hora.
Simple Past - Some phrases and short texts
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I went ato university last week
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He didn’t go my home income over last weekend
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Did Wwe study for the exam?
You loved her for a long time in your life
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They worked together
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I waoked up in last sSaturday, i. I spendedt my time with my best friend, w. We watched movies, we ate candies, we talked about news in our life, wand shared news about our lives. We played video games and we had a good time together.
But, my boyfriend didn’t visit me in these days, i. I missed him at this time, but this time with my friend is also very important to each other.
Today, it’s mMonday and sSeptember starts now!
This month I planned to focus ion my university, learning more about graphic design while I keep learning eEnglish mMonday to fFriday for an hour each day.
I went ato university last week
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You always go TO somewhere never at somewhere
He didn’t go to my home in last weekend
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3.
Did Wwe study for the exam?
In English you typically need a preposition in front of a noun
You loved her for a long time in your life
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In your life is a little weird at the end. I don't think you need it to express what you are trying to express here.
They worked together
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I waoked up in last sSaturday, iI spendedt my time with my best friend, we watched movies, we ate candies, we talked about what's news in our lifeves, we played video games and we had a good time together.
- Most verbs will end in 'ed' when in the past tense but there are still a reasonable number of verbs that do not follow this rule and to wake and to spend are irregular verbs in English.
- I think you mean to say 'we talked about what's new in our lives' which means we talked about the things that have changed in our lives since we last spoke to each other
But, my boyfriend didn’t visit me ion theose days, iI missed him atduring thisat time, but this time with my friend is so important to each otherfor us.
- You would say 'on those days' not 'in these days
- during that time is more natural than 'at this time'
- i is always capitalised when it's by itself in English
- You are talking about your friend and you = us in English so import for us instead of important to each other
Today, it’s mMonday and sSeptember starts now!
- days of the week are always capitalised
- Months of the year are always capitalised
This month I planned to focus ion my universitystudies, learning more about graphic design while I keep learning eEnglish mMonday to fFriday for an hour.
- I presume by university you mean your studies
Feedback
Overall pretty good. I think it would be good to go over translating this, these, that, those, in, on etc in English because they are used slightly differently in English than in your own language I think just from the corrections here. Overall understandable though :)
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I went at university last week 2. I went You always go TO somewhere never at somewhere I went |
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He didn’t go my home in last weekend 3. He didn’t go to my home He didn’t |
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Did We study for exam? Did In English you typically need a preposition in front of a noun Did |
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But, my boyfriend didn’t visit me in these days, i missed him at this time, but this time with my friend is so important to each other. But, my boyfriend didn’t visit me - You would say 'on those days' not 'in these days - during that time is more natural than 'at this time' - i is always capitalised when it's by itself in English - You are talking about your friend and you = us in English so import for us instead of important to each other But, my boyfriend didn’t visit me in these days |
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Today, it’s monday and september starts now! Today, it’s - days of the week are always capitalised - Months of the year are always capitalised Today, it’s |
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This month I planned focus in my university, learning more about graphic design while I keep learning english monday to friday for an hour. This month I planned to focus - I presume by university you mean your studies This month I planned to focus |
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You loved her for a long time in your life 5. You loved her for a long time In your life is a little weird at the end. I don't think you need it to express what you are trying to express here. You loved her for a long time |
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They worked together I waked up in last saturday, i spended my time with my bestfriend, we watched movies, we ate candies, we talked about news in our life, we played videogames and we had a good time together. They worked together - Most verbs will end in 'ed' when in the past tense but there are still a reasonable number of verbs that do not follow this rule and to wake and to spend are irregular verbs in English. - I think you mean to say 'we talked about what's new in our lives' which means we talked about the things that have changed in our lives since we last spoke to each other They worked together |
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