INFORMAL DIALOG
-Hello Joanna, how are are? What are you doing in this period?
-Hello Laura, l'm good thank you. l'm at home, you know due to coronavirus. Fortunately we are all safe and sound. Anyway I'm studying and doing some english excercises and what about you?
- So glad to hear that. We are all good too. Actually l'm doing a lot of things. I'm cooking especially at the weekend, l'm studying and improving my English and Spanish, l'm reading a lovely Japanese romance and l'm watching series on Netflix. I've just finished to watch 'Unorthodox' and l reccomend it. Last but not least l have a huge garden so l'm gardening or practising Yoga.
- Sounds Good. I'm sad because you can't come here in Poland and visiting me. Hope to see you very soon.
- l'm feeling sad too but when the situation is over l'll come and you can show me Warsaw and of course you will welcoming here in Venice.
- Great. Can't see it. See you soon Laura.
- See you Jo.
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INFORMAL DIALOG
-Hello Joanna, how are are? What are you doing during this time?
-Hello Laura, l'm good, thank you. l'm at home, you know - due to the coronavirus. Fortunately, we're all safe and sound. Anyway I'm studying and doing some English exercises. And what about you?
- Me too. Actually, l'm doing a lot of things. I'm cooking - especially at the weekend. l'm studying and improving my English and Spanish. l'm reading a lovely Japanese romance and l'm watching a series on Netflix. Last but not least, l have a huge garden, so l'm either (out there) gardening or doing Yoga.
- Sounds Good. I'm sad that you can't come here to Poland and visit/see me. Hope to see you very soon.
- l'm feeling sad too, but when this situation passes, l'll go and you can show me Warsaw and of course you're welcome here in Venice (anytime).
- Great. Can't see it. See you soon, Laura.
- See you, Jo.
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You're English is very good. Most of your mistakes are punctuation.
Good work!
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INFORMAL DIALOG
-Hello Joanna, how are are? What are you doing at the moment?
-Hello Laura, l'm good thank you. l'm at home, you know due to coronavirus. Fortunately we are all safe and sound. Anyway I'm studying and doing some english exercises, what about you?
- Me too. Actually l'm doing a lot of things. I'm cooking mainly at the weekend, l'm studying and improving my English and Spanish, l'm reading a lovely Japanese romance book/novel and l'm watching series on Netflix. Last but not least l have a huge garden so l'm gardening or practising Yoga.
- Sounds Good. I'm sad because you can't come to Poland to visit me. I hope to see you very soon.
- l'm feeling sad too but when the situation is over l'll come and you can show me Warsaw and of course you will be welcome (here) in Venice.
- Great. Can't see it. See you soon Laura.
- See you Jo.
Very good. I don't know what you mean by 'Can't see it'? maybe Can't wait to see you?
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