Rachel
- English
- it's midnight now, i feel tired, Maybe i have better go to sleep.
- it's midnight now, i feel tired, Maybe i have better go to sleep.it's midnight now, I feel tired, maybe I had better go to sleep.
- "Maybe" doesn't need to be capitalized, and the past tense form of "have" is "had".
Rachel
- English
- i bought a new pair of shoes, it's beautiful and fashional.
- i bought a new pair of shoes, it's beautiful and fashional.I bought a new pair of shoes, they're beautiful and fashionable.
- Use "they're" because a pair of shoes is considered a plural object. "Fashional" isn't a word- the one to use is "fashionable".
Rachel
- English
- i suppose she don't like to do this.
- i suppose she don't like to do this.I supposed she didn't like to do this.
- Past tense of "suppose" is "suppose"; same for "don't" and "didn't".
Rachel
- English
- i found a secret, she is crazy to go shopping,
- i found a secret, she is crazy to go shopping, I found out a secret, she is crazy to go shopping,
- Put in "out" to make the sentence flow smoother.
Rachel
- English
- we talked about what happen recently in our life.
- we talked about what happen recently in our life.we talked about what happened recently in our life.
- Make sure you use the past tense of "happen", which is "happened", since this took place in the past.
Rachel
- English
- we maked a date to go shopping and have a chat at 3 pm.
- we maked a date to go shopping and have a chat at 3 pm.we made a date to go shopping and have a chat at 3 pm. ORwe marked a date to go shopping and have a chat at 3 pm.
- Okay. I wasn't quite sure if it was a tense error- see top version- or a spelling error- see bottom version- so I corrected both. "Maked" isn't a word- use made to express the past tense of "make". "Marked" would be the correct spelling if it was a misspelling.
Rachel
- English
- i havn't contacted my former workmate in two months.
- i havn't contacted my former workmate in two months.I haven't contacted my former workmate in two months.
- "I" needs to be capitalized because it's a proper noun when standing by itself. A misspelling from "havn't" to "haven't".
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Sandy_tan
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- Native language
- Mandarin
ID
423015
L points
1,100
Location
China
Sex
Female
Occupation
engineer
