Corrections · 4
My Good Luck
Last night was the Tet's Eve in my country. I stayed up past midnight to say best wishes to my family. This is my ritual at the first moment of the Lunar New Year.
I have a habit that I often turn off my mobile phone after work. Yesterday wasn't an exception. After our reunion on the occasion of the New Year, I went to bed and turned on my moblie phone to check my emails. An email from a company where which offered me an online job invited me to a survey. I quickly turned on the light and my personal computer so that I could right away did do that survey, since sometimes in the past, I missed the opportunities to make the honest money via the Internet.
One of my family members joked with me that I will be very lucky in this New Year, because after a few minutes of the New Year, I got had such a good luck. This boosted my belief about my brighter future.
By the way, on the Lunar New Year, I wish all of you good health, happiness and prosperities prosperity.
It is a better style usually (always?) to put the adverb after the verb. Example: "i could do that survey right away"
People can "get lucky", but luck, the noun, is something that you have.
I don't believe there is a plural for prosperity.
Good luck to you, CD
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