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English Writing Exercise (All Levels)

Course 202, Unit 9, Lesson 1

Describing your day

Instructions: Using the vocabulary words from this lesson describe your day. What time is it now? What time was it 20 minutes ago? What time did you wake up this morning? What time will you go to bed?

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I went to breakfast in a cafe near my house, I was hungry and hurry. I ordered toats, some cheese and eggs. To drink I ordered a delicious coffee, which is my favorite drink.
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  • STJAMES
    Mochapoints: 6633  |  Teacher Score: 5416 (100%)

    I went to breakfast in a cafe near my house, I was hungry and (in a) hurry. I ordered toats, some cheese and eggs. To drink (*see below) I ordered a delicious coffee, which is my favorite drink.

    "To drink I ordered" is OK English, but to my ear sounds a bit funny.  No big deal , but in colloquial language I would tend to say, "For a drink I ordered", or even "as a drink I ordered"

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  • carl
    Mochapoints: 134325  |  Teacher Score: 126884 (100%)

    very good, one spelling error:

    I went to for breakfast in a cafe near my house, I was hungry and in a hurry. I ordered toasts, some cheese and eggs. To drink I ordered a delicious coffee, which is my favorite drink.

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  • GIM
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    I went to breakfast at a cafe near my houseWrite the preposition at in the prepositional phrase at a cafe.  I was hungry and in a hurry. I ordered a slice of toast, some cheese and eggs. To drink I ordered a delicious coffee, which is my favorite drink. You do not have to write to drink in your sentence because that is stating the obvious. You are a wonderful writer, Mariana.
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