Small talk
Hello people!
How are you? I hope that very good.
Today I did a lot of things...
I left my two daughters on school and went to a meeting with my customer.
There were many people at this meeting, It was very long and tiring.
There was an American man there, I tried to talk with him, it was very cool, but English yet is a little not understandable to me. (This last sentence, doesn't express well what you're trying to say, though it is correct, try to simplify it)
However I see an improvement of my English.
Next week, I'll be in Orlando, USA, and I want to talk with a lot of Americans in my trip. This will improve my English and end with my shyness of speaking.
I got a lot of tickets to visit the parks at Disney World and Universal. I hope this trip will be amazing and unforgettable to me and my family!!
Please correct my mystakes and have all a great day!!
(In general, congratulations on your English, no big problems at all, just tiny problems that can be easily solved.
1. Once you start a sentence in basic past form, Simple Past (left, ate, drank, spoke, did, went, cooked, made) don't forget to continue the following verbs in past tense as well, unless you're using a mixed condition or any other meaning that could refer to a different tense. Ex.: I ate too much last night, and because of that, I had a terrible stomachache.
2. Check your articles understanding (the, a, an), and prepositions (for, on, in, at, to, from, to)
3. Some (not to worry about) spelling mistakes.
4. Sometimes, It is good if we simplify our sentences in a way to be easily understood.
But in general, GOOD WORK!
