Diary of my life in Canada May 8 I went to my friend house to watched "The newsroom". I knew that native speaker often use idioms when I watched that. Like a "make sense", "turn out", and "get up wit

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Diary of my life in Canada　May 8 I went to my friend house to watched "The newsroom". I knew that native speaker often use idioms when I watched that. Like a "make sense", "turn out", and "get up with". Ww spent about half and an hour to watch 1 episode. When we can't understand, we stop the drama and we try to figure out the story details. So that's why we spent many time that more than we thought. After we said goodbye, I went to downtown and met up with another friends. we went to pub and drunk. So I arrived my house around 1:00 AM. But I often go back home until 10:00.

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Diary of my life in Canada May 8

I went to my friend's house to watched watch "The newsroom".
I knew noticed that native speakers often used idioms when was I watching it.
Like a "makes sense", "turns out", and "get on with".
We spent about half and an hour to watch one episode.
When we can't understand something, we stop the drama and we try to figure out the story details.
So that's why we spent many a lot more time that more than we thought expected.

After we said goodbye, I went to downtown and met up with another some other friends.
we went to a pub and had some drinks. So, I arrived at my house at around 1:00 AM.
But, I don't often go back home until 10:00.

Your entries are interesting. I hope you are enjoying yourself in Canada. I wonder how you will feel about Canada when you return home

Diary of my life in Canada　May 8

I went to my friend's house to watched "The newsroom".
I realized that the native speakers often use idioms in this drama. Like "make sense", "turn out", "get up with" and so on.

We spent about an hour and a half to watch a episode.
When we could't understand something, we stopped watching the drama and tried to figure out the story details.
That's why we spent much more time than we had imagined.

After we said goodbye, I went to the downtown and met up with other friends.
we went to a pub and drunk. It took me a lot of time so I arrived home at around 1:00 AM.
But I often go back home before 10:00.

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