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Alina231

May 9, 2026

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Sunburn

This summer I took a river cruise with my dad in Melbourne. I made a really big mistake: I forgot to bring my sun hat, and I didn't put on sunscreen because it had been cloudy the past few days. It was a sunny day and my face started to sting in less than an hour. I put on aloe vera gel every day for the next few days, and it still took about four or five days to recover.

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Alina231

May 10, 2026

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Sunburn

This summer I took a river cruise with my dad in Melbourne.

It was a sunny day and my face started to sting in less than an hour.

I put on aloe vera gel every day for the next few days, and it still took about four or five days to recover.

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Alina231

May 10, 2026

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Sunburn


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This summer I took a river cruise with my dad in Melbourne.


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This summer, I took a river cruise with my dad in Melbourne. This summer, I took a river cruise with my dad in Melbourne.

I made a really big mistake: I forgot to bring my sun hat, and I didn't put on sunscreen because it had been cloudy the past few days.


I made a really big mistake: I forgot to bring my sun hat, and I didn't put on sunscreen because it had been cloudy the pastrevious few days. I made a really big mistake: I forgot to bring my sun hat, and I didn't put on sunscreen because it had been cloudy the previous few days.

“The past few days” refers to the few days prior to today. For a few days prior to a point in the past, I would say “the previous few days.”

I made athe really big mistake: I of forgotetting to bring my sun hat, andAND I didn't put on sunscreen because it had been cloudy the past few days. I made the really big mistake of forgetting to bring my sun hat, AND I didn't put on sunscreen because it had been cloudy the past few days.

The "and" does not need to be capitalized here, I just did that for emphasis.

It was a sunny day and my face started to sting in less than an hour.


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I put on aloe vera gel every day for the next few days, and it still took about four or five days to recover.


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I put on aloe vera gel every day for the next few days, andFor next few days after, I wore aloe vera gel, and even then it still took about four or five days to recover. For next few days after, I wore aloe vera gel, and even then it still took about four or five days to recover.

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