A day at home

Today the day is sunny but I'm at home because my friends are either busy or have other plans. I don't know what to do, so I decided to write something anything here because I started learning English.

I started writing some grammar rules on my documents and then I will do some exercises to practise practice it. The English that I only can learn is the written english because I don't know anybody from other countries to have a conversation and practise practice my spoken knowledge.

Maybe when I finish the exercises I will either see some TV Shows or play a videogame.

Olha, um americano pode até corrigir mais coisas que eu, mas você está indo muito bem, só que você está traduzindo um pouco o inglês... procure pensar em inglês e estude um pouco o uso do either, onde usamos opções.

Ex: I either stay home or eat out tonight. (either ...... or .....)

Tome cuidado para não confundir either....or.... com "I don't either", ou "Neither of them is..." que são outros casos de gramática.

Something is only used in affirmative sentences. In negative and/or interrogative questions, use any.

Ex: Do you anybody at Mc Donald's? No, I don't know anybody at Mc Donald's.

BUT you must use some in interrogative questions for offer things:

Do you want some chocolate? "Do you want any chocolate?"

Do you want some soda? Not "Do you want any soda?"

Espero ter ajudado ;) bons estudos! =D