Login with Facebook
Forgot your password? I do not have an account
Your information will be remembered for 2 weeks only.

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?

julia's submission: Average Rating:
if i am at a cafe,i'd like to order black coffee& lemon ,i will aslo order sandwich
Submitted over a year ago

Please Login to Review this Submission

Login



Reviews

  • Desi
    Mochapoints: 3624  |  Teacher Score: 1015
    Submitted over a year ago
    Spelling:
  • Desi
    Mochapoints: 3624  |  Teacher Score: 1015
    If I am at a cafe, I'd like to order black coffee and lemon. I will also order a sandwich.
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate
  • udhaya
    Mochapoints: 239  |  Teacher Score: 10 (0%)
    i'd means??? , i had or i would , i think - i would is the right one
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate
  • MaSTeR_740
    Mochapoints: 1344  |  Teacher Score: 10 (0%)
    goood
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate
  • Saifu
    Mochapoints: 6191  |  Teacher Score: 5484 (0%)
    I think a sentence begins with capital letter.
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate
  • julia
    Mochapoints: 294  |  Teacher Score: 10 (0%)
    All friends thank you!
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate
  • Peter
    Mochapoints: 6854  |  Teacher Score: 5235 (100%)
    Submitted over a year ago
    Spelling:
  • Peter
    Mochapoints: 6854  |  Teacher Score: 5235 (100%)
    Hen hao, Julie. When I am at a cafe, I like to order black coffee and lemon. I also sometimes order a sandwich. When talking about habitual actions, it is best to use the simple present tense rather than the conditional or future. Remember, the word "I" is always capitalized.
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate
  • rats_star
    Mochapoints: 3830  |  Teacher Score: 3215
    Peter is right! I fully concur with his suggestions!
    Submitted over a year ago
    Translate

Tips for Good Reviews:

Be Specific
  • Give useful suggestions and examples.
  • Write more than just brief comments like “Good job” or “Needs work".
Make Corrections
  • Use the editing features to apply strikethrough, bold or different font colors.
  • Use the virtual keyboard to insert special characters in your reviews.
Teach by Example
  • Review a speaking exercise by recording your own audio comment.
  • Focus on correct pronunciation and speaking patterns.