Corrections · 4
Great job!
*Yellow = correction of something that is WRONG.
**Purple = a suggestion of how to improve the flow of your writing/use something more natural/that a native English speaker would say.
** AFTER a" / "= a different way of saying what is right in front of the" / "
About Study and Work
When I was younger. I was studying/studied in/at an Academy from in Barcelona. Afther that I moved to Huesca, and I started in a career in at the university (OR: I began my university career). When I finished my degree, I applied for a job/jobs in at/with several companys of Spain Spanish companies.In 1998 (nineteen ninety eight) when I was eigthhteen, I worked in a supermarket stacking selves. I worked a part-time. I didn´t like these this job, but I needed to earn a salary to pay my rent. On the other hand I met a lot of new friends there.
I also learned the importance of the punctuality. I get got up early. I was a sleepyhead. I waited for the weekend to lielay down in my armchair and to do take a big nap and relax without worrying about timetables/I got up early, even though I was a sleepyhead, and I waited for the weekend to lay down in my armchair and take a long nap and relax without worrying about timetables.
Notes on Corrections:
-English TITLES - everything but connecting words [and, with, by, to, for] and articles [a/this/the/that] are often CAPITALIZED!
-English prepositions: this, I think, was where you had the most trouble! So I would review when to use "in" "at" and "on."
-This vs. These; That vs. Those:
this (singular) and these (plurals)
When to use: Things that are close in time or space. (Present+future) + for introductions. [**NOTE** - we don't say 'these are John and Michael; but rather THEY are John and Michael or This is John and this is Michael]
examples - I don't like these cups. vs. I don't like this cup. I don't like this book vs. I don't like these books. I don't think I will like this course vs. I don't think I will like my courses.
that (singular) and those (plural)
When to use: things that are far away + past/a while ago.
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