The beach
I don´t like go to the beach but my son love it, I am living very near to the beach I know I am lucky.
But there are a lot of people there always and I hate no have my own space.
like that I ussualy go in the evenings when the dark came, people are leaving the beach and the wáter it´s very warm, and a couple of hours come home and my son is happy. But I hate the beach anyway.
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The beach
I don't like going to the beach but my son loves it. I am living very close to the beach. I know I am lucky but there are always a lot of people and I hate not having my own space.
I usually go to the beach in the evenings when it gets dark and when people leave the beach. The water is very warm, and after a couple of hours we return home and my son is happy. But I hate the beach anyway.
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The beach
I don´t like going (or "to go") to the beach but my son loves it. I am living very near to the beach. I know I am lucky.
But there are always (we should put "always" after a verb "be", but before rest verbs (f.e. always do) a lot of people there and I hate no have my own space.
Like that I ussually go in the evenings when the dark came, people were leaving (Past tense) the beach and the wáter it´s very warm, and a couple of hours come home and my son is happy. But I hate the beach anyway.
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