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- Marcelo Pias
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Today I am going to write a little bit about my day. How it was, what I did and stuff like that.
I left home about 4am, it was a really hot morning and I mean it! So far I barely knew that the day would be much hotter. In the morning I took an exam at my university . I thought I would have a hard time because I hadn't study enough to be confident. Thank God it ended up being an easy test. The things I had learned to take the exam 'were in the test'.
I left home about 4am, it was a really hot morning and I mean it! So far I barely knew that the day would be much hotter. In the morning I took an exam at my university . I thought I would have a hard time because I hadn't study enough to be confident. Thank God it ended up being an easy test. The things I had learned to take the exam 'were in the test'.
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- PPAULO
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Today I am going to write a little bit about my day; how it was, what I did and stuff like that.
I left home about 4 am (prefferably 4 AM), it was a really hot morning and I mean hot (it)!
(I preffer "and I mean hot" or "and I say hot")
Until then, I woud hardly know that the day would be much hotter.
In the morning I took an exam at my/the university. I thought I would have a hard time because I hadn't studied enough to be confident. Thank God it ended up being an easy test/an easy one. The things I had learned were in the test.
I see that you got a bit trepidant to write "cairam na prova" (were in the test), but you were right, go ahead.
Your writing is going from strenght to strenght, congrats.
I left home about 4 am (prefferably 4 AM), it was a really hot morning and I mean hot (it)!
(I preffer "and I mean hot" or "and I say hot")
Until then, I woud hardly know that the day would be much hotter.
In the morning I took an exam at my/the university. I thought I would have a hard time because I hadn't studied enough to be confident. Thank God it ended up being an easy test/an easy one. The things I had learned were in the test.
I see that you got a bit trepidant to write "cairam na prova" (were in the test), but you were right, go ahead.
Your writing is going from strenght to strenght, congrats.