A travel
I would like to go to Dublin next year.
I think that I'm going to leave in September when I'm going to be less busy. Probably I'll take a flight from Italy and I'll arrive in the city after a couple of hours. I'm really fascinated by Ireland and I would prefer to visit all of it, but I know that I need a car to move around while I'm not a great driver. Moreover, I'm used to guide on the right! So I will have to stay in the city.
My plan is to stay there at least five days.
Next year, in August, I'll have been thinking of my travel and maybe I will have prepared everything for it.
I hope I will have improved my English in order to have good conversations with natives and to not get lost.
- I'm trying to understand the various kinds of the future; I'm a bit confused :) -
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A travel [Well done! However, a native speaker would not say "A Travel." A better title would be "A Trip" or "Traveling."]
I would like to go to Dublin next year.
I think that I'm going to leave in September when I'm going to be less busy. Probably I'll take a flight from Italy and I'll arrive in the city after a couple of hours. I'm really fascinated by Ireland and I would prefer to visit all of it, but I know that I need a car to move around while and I'm not a great driver. Moreover, I'm used to guidedriving on the right! So I will have to stay in the city.
My plan is to stay there at least five days.
By Nnext year, in August, I'll have been thinkingthought about of my travel and maybe I will have prepared everything for it.
By then, I hope I will have improved my English in order to have good conversations with natives and to notso that I don't get lost.
- I'm trying to understand the various kinds of the future; I'm a bit confused :) -
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"I'm trying to understand the various kinds of the future; I'm a bit confused :)"
Hai scritto bene datto che provi usare il futuro in diversi modi. Il testo non era scritto come una madrelingua ma era un esperimento, no? Ti ho dato una correzione per "been thinking" perché è una costruzione abbastanza avvolta, ma infatti non è un errore di grammatica.
Insomma, penso che il futuro in inglese sia simile al futuro in italiano e puoi usare questa conoscenza come una guida.
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