Doing things fast Lately, I didn’t have enough time for doing my activities, which are include in my everyday routine. Some of them are learning Portuguese and English, studying at college and having

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Doing things fast Lately, I didn’t have enough time for doing my activities, which are include in my everyday routine. Some of them are learning Portuguese and English, studying at college and having lessons of some courses that are required in some workplaces that I’m applying for. That´s why I’ve been doing things so fast. My tipical day starts really early because I have English classes in the city where I live. I have classes at 7am so I woke up at 5am. This place is about 30 minutes from my home. Then, I come back home at 9am. The first thing I do when I get home is to do my listening training. Currently I’m listening to an audiobook named “The Girl on the Train” which is a thriller. After doing so, I write an essay in English so I can stay practicing my writing skills. I usually write about something that pops up into my mind when I´m bored in the bus or in university classes. In the last weeks, I´ve been talking with a native speaker. We don’t speak at the same hour throughout the week, but I try to do it everyday. At that point of the day, probably many hours have passed so if the lunch hasn’t been made yet I would take some lessons of Excel on the internet. Otherwise, I’m having lunch as fast as I can because I always want to make some time for my piano lessons that just last 30 minutes. Once I’ve finished with that, I have to go to college for some boring but necessary class. When I have classes at night I arrive at home at 11pm or so. I have dinner and then my day is over. Sometimes I have classes in the morning so I just do the same activities a couple of hours later. My activities related to learning English are pretty similar to learning Portuguese but in the case of Portuguese it takes me less minutes. I also read books in both languages but it often happens randomly

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Doing things quickly (alternative: Doing things in haste)

Lately, I haven't had enough time for the activities that I try to include in my everyday routine. Some of these are learning Portuguese and English, studying in college, and taking the courses required by workplaces where I want to work. That´s why I’ve been doing things so quickly.

My typical day starts really early. I have English classes in my city at 7am, so I wake up at 5am. The place (language school?) is about 30 minutes from my home. Then, I come back home at 9am. The first thing I do when I'm back is my language listening practice. Currently I’m listening to an audiobook called “The Girl on the Train,” which is a thriller. After doing this, I write an essay in English so I can practice my writing skills. I usually write about something that pops up into my mind when I´m bored on the bus or in university classes. In the last few weeks, I´ve also been talking to a native English speaker. We don’t speak at the same time throughout the week, but I try to speak with him/her everyday. By this time it is usually late in the day, so if lunch hasn’t been made yet, I do some lessons on Excel on the internet. Otherwise, I’m having lunch as fast as I can in order to make some time for my 30 minute piano lessons. Once I’ve finished with that, I have to go to college for some boring but necessary classes. If the classes are at night, I arrive at home at 11pm or so. I have dinner and then my day is over.

Sometimes though the classes are in the morning, so I just do the same activities a couple of hours later. My activities related to learning English are pretty similar to learning Portuguese, but in the case of Portuguese it takes me less time (question: why?). I also read books in both languages but this often happens randomly.

Note: Not all the changes I made are corrections. Many are improvements to style, to make the phrases sounds better.

Doing things fast

Lately, I didn’t have enough time for doing my activities, which i include in my routines. Some of them are learning Portuguese and English, studying at college and having lessons of some courses that are required in some workplaces that I’m applying for. That´s why I’ve been doing things so fast.

My tipical day starts really early because I have English classes in the city where I live. I have classes at 7am so I woke up at 5am. This place is about 30 minutes away when I come back home at 9am, The first thing I do is to do my listening training. Currently I’m listening to an audiobook named “The Girl on the Train” which is a thriller. After doing so, I write an essay in English so I can continue practicing my writing skills. I usually write about something that just pops up into my head when I´m bored in the bus or in my classes at the university. In the last weeks, I´ve been talking with a native speaker. We don’t speak at the same hour throughout the week, but I try to do it everyday. At that point of the day, probably many hours had passed so if the lunch hasn’t been made yet I would take some lessons of Excel on the internet. Otherwise, I’m having lunch as fast as I can because I always want to make some time for my piano lessons that just last 30 minutes. Once I'm done with that , I have to go to college for some boring but necessary class. When I have classes at night I arrive at home at 11pm or so. I have dinner and then my day is over.

Sometimes I have classes in the morning so I just do the same activities a couple of hours later. My activities related to learning English are pretty similar to learning Portuguese but in the case of Portuguese it takes me less time , I also read books in both languages but it often happens randomly

Doing things fast

Lately, I didn’t have haven't had enough time for doing to do my activities, which are included in my everyday routine. Some of them are learning Portuguese and English, studying at college and having lessons of for some courses that are required in some workplaces that I’m applying for. That´s why I’ve been doing things so fast.

My typical day starts really early because I have English classes in the city where I live. I have classes at 7am so I wake up at 5am. This place is about 30 minutes from my home. Then, I come back home at 9am. The first thing I do when I get home is to do my listening training. Currently I’m listening to an audiobook named “The Girl on the Train” which is a thriller. After doing so, I write an essay in English so I can stay practicing practice my writing skills. I usually write about something that pops up into my mind when I´m bored in the bus or in university classes. In the last weeks, I´ve been talking with a native speaker. We don’t speak at the same hour throughout the week, but I try to do it everyday. At that point of the day, probably many hours have passed so if the lunch hasn’t been made yet I would take some lessons of Excel on the internet. Otherwise, I’m having lunch as fast as I can because I always want to make some time for my piano lessons that just last just 30 minutes. Once I’ve finished with that, I have to go to college for some boring but necessary class. When I have classes at night I arrive at home at 11pm or so. I have dinner and then my day is over.

Sometimes I have classes in the morning so I just do the same activities a couple of hours later. My activities related to learning English are pretty similar to learning Portuguese but in the case of Portuguese it takes me less minutes time. I also read books in both languages but it often happens randomly

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