My English Diary: Day Twenty-Two

I always work in the night shift, so I have to sleep during the morning. In my neighbourhood there are a lot of businesses and local shops, so there is a lot of  traffic since the early hours of the morning.

I sleep in the main bedroom, which is located in the inner side of the building, safe from the noises of the busy street.

Despite this, sometimes I have to suffer the nuisance of the children playing or the music of one of my neighbours, who is a professional DJ, and likes to rehearse all morning long.

Another problem with sleeping in the morning is the sun, and I have to close the blinds for not seeing sun rays.

I usually get up at 2 pm, and sometimes confused between  breakfast or lunch...it  Depends how hungry I am!

My English Diary: Day Twenty-Two

I allways  always work in (we usually say "work the night shift") the night shift, so I have to sleep during the morning. In my brotherhood neighbourhood there are a lot of bussiness  businesses and local shops, so there are is intense ("intense" is not wrong, but it sounds a little strong - I'd say "a lot of") traffic since first the early hours in of the morning.

I sleep in the main bedroom, which is located in the inner side of the building, safe from the noises of the busy street.

Despite this it, sometimes I've I have to suffer ("put up with" is better than "suffer") the bothering nuisance of the children playing or the music of one of my neighbours, who is a professional DJ, and likes to rehearse his sessions all morning long.

Another problem of with sleeping in the morning is the sun, and I've I have (you don't usually contract I have to "I've" in this context) to close the blinds for not seeing sun rays.

I usually get up at 2 pm, and sometimes doubt can't decide between have  breakfast or have lunch... Depending it depends on how hungry I am!