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Simply note Hello everybody) This week was very difficult and I wait weekend impatiently. On Monday I have only 3 home exercises and I like it, because on Monday usually I have much more work to do. (the) First week after the first(s) of September was too slow, I don't know why, but (the) next 4 weeks were racing (I'm not really sure, correct this sentence, please. Russian: но следующие 4 недели просто промчались мимо меня). That's all. Sorry for such small note but now I really want to sleep. Tomorrow I will write much more detailed note. Goodbye! (I wrote without a Google Translator :) )

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Simply note

Hello everybody) This week is very difficult and I wait for weekend impatiently. On Monday I have only 3 home exercises/home work and I like it, because on Monday usually I have much more work to do.
the First week after first of September was too slow, I don't know why, but the next 4 weeks  pass quickly. I'm not really sure, correct this sentence, please. Russian: но следующие 4 недели просто промчались мимо меня). That's all. Sorry for such small note but now I really want to sleep. Tomorrow I will write much more detailed note. Goodbye!
(I wrote without a Google Translator :) )

 

note: (is) and (are) are present tense. it means, the thing that is happening/will happen.

(is) is used for singular *he/she/it*

(are) is used for plural *they/you/I/we*

e.g: he is eating.

for (are) you can use it when  1 or more person/things are involved.

e.g: the cats are sleeping

the boys are cycling.

Ali and Aminah are studying..

 

was/were:

was and were are used when talking about things that had happen.

(was) is use when singular *he/she/it* are used.

(were) are used when plural *you/they/we* are used.

the difference is, (were and was) are used to talk about things that had already happen

e.g: I was punished by my teacher for not doing my homework.

they were laughing at me yesterday.

 

I hope this helps.

you did a great job! keep it up!:)

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