History homework

Hello everybody. :) In the Slovakia it is 6:27 in the evening and I'm sitting in my armchair and doing homework for history.. it's a two-sided A4 worksheet. It's really difficult but I dont know i still like it. :D For now it's just something like a story. I'm thinking that maths (which is my bearing= what I got from the translator) is maybe not what I want to learn the most. :) I will know it on 100% definitely when we start learning dates and a lot of theory which is not as interesting as the stories about how historians make history from their sources. :))

This was quite good!

Use the in a country's name only if the name is descriptive. Compare Slovakia to the Slovak Republic (ie. the republic which is Slovak).

It's very unusual to use 24-hour time ("military time") in regular English.

Remember: make (ie. create) things; do actions. 

There is a difference with an apostrophe: its = possessive (jeho, jej); it's = it is (to je).

Hope those notes help...

History homework

Hello everybody :) in the slovakia it is 18:27 and I´m sitting in my armchair and doing history homework from history.. it's a 2 sided A4 worksheet .. it's really difficult but I dont know; I like it :D for now it's just something like a story.. I´m thinking that math (which is my bearing=from translator) is maybe isn't what I want to learn the most :) I will know it on 100% when we start learning dates and a lot of theory which is not as interesting as stories about how historians make write(?) history from sources :))

*its means 'of it', like 'its ball' (the ball of it'. It's is a contraction of it is. Remember the apostrophe :) Also, don't forget to capitolise I – it's always a big letter in English.

**math is spelt either this way or maths, depending on whether you are writing American or British English :)