English Experts

[Flavia.lm]

Question: What do you miss most about your childhood?

Answers:
- Being taken to school by my dad every morning;
- Inventing songs with my two same-aged cousins;
- Spending long weeks at the beach during summer;
- and so, so many other things!

Now it's your turn.

[josneywat]

I miss being pure and innocent and that's all.

[Gabi]

I miss listening to my dad's radio every morning ringing with a radio song "vambora , vambora , tá na hora de ir embora vambora" hahahahah
I miss my brother getting annoyed with me because I used to rummage his things, specially because I've never been allowed to.
And I miss when my dad would go to bed, calling me to stay there with him and my mum.
I think I don't miss anything else.

[riva]

I miss some people who passed in my life when I was child. =/

[Logan18]

I really miss do not have work everyday. When I was a child I studied and played throughout the day. Now sometimes I don't have time to do all things i like.

[ailime]

I miss the simple life that I had and the fact that I would live without any concern.

[BrunoCosta]

It was a time when i was discovering a new world,finding out about the multiple faces the world can assume.I just miss the the way everything seemed new to my eyes and how naïve i used to be.

[ENG_rafael]

Well, I miss my grandmother who was a wonderful person, non only to me, but to a lot of people. She was used to tell me some stories when my parents were out at home. I am able to remember some parts of those tales. I also remember the gifts she gave to me.
More, I miss the time I was no tasky, it was a time of plays and imagination.

[w.slayman]

I miss listening to my dad's radio every morning ringing with a radio song "vambora , vambora , tá na hora de ir embora vambora" hahahahah
I miss my brother getting annoyed with me because I used to rummage his things, specially because I've never been allowed to.
And I miss when my dad would go to bed, calling me to stay there with him and my mum.
I think I don't miss anything else.

Gabi,

I would like to suggest that you use "through" after the word rummage. Making the sentence read ... I used to rummage through his things, ...

Otherwise excellent word selection, contex, and construction just like a native English speaker.

[w.slayman]

I miss the simple life that I had and the fact that I would live without any concern.

Ailime,

May I offer one minor correction, any is plural and concern is singular therefore "a concern" or "any concerns", are correct.