Tuesday, 5 May 2020

Good day!

Today was a very busy. I studied.

The training was done, too.

The rain and thunderstorm was in the evening.

I am very tired being in isolation despite** a quiet day. (proper use)

... waiting for Summer ...*

or, summer

**Careful with this conjunction. You point in the opposite direction. Here is another proper use: I am poor on this island despite having eighty million pounds"***. (it makes a contrast not a similarity). "Despite" is the unexpected.

***The island is a desert island.

Good day!

Today was a very busy day, I studied and trained a lot.

In the evening, the rain with thunderstorm outside was remarkable.

I am very tired to be in isolation despite the busy days I am having.

I can't wait for the Summer.

Just a simple correction. Hope it helps.

Regards.