Running Errands
Instructions:
Write about a set of errands you have to do. Where do you need to go? When? With who?
English Writing Exercise (All Levels)
Course 102, Unit 5, Lesson 2
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I work at a Hospital as a lawer and an engeneer.
Tomorrow I'll do some paper work. I don't need to go anywhere tomorrow.
Next week I should go to The Court to Moscow. I'm going to go there by car.
Tomorrow I'll do some paper work. I don't need to go anywhere tomorrow.
Next week I should go to The Court to Moscow. I'm going to go there by car.
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I work at a hospital as a lawyer and an engineer. Tomorrow I'll do some paper work. I don't need to go anywhere tomorrow. Next week I should go to The Court in Moscow. I'm going to go there by car.
"The Court" - that's correct if it is the title of the court, otherwise, and most likely, it should not have capitals, ie. I should go to the court..
"I'm going to go there by car" is ok, "I will (or I'll) go there by car" sounds more natural.
Well, Jet said everything that should be said...
Great work!!!!
A couple of small mistakes.
hospital; lawyer; engineer.
There's no need to write 'The' before court.
'I'm going by car' is adequate in this sentence.
Well done Natasha.