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Today
I'm at work today like always; it's a quiet day, so and I'm not too busy, which means I have some free time to write something here.I asked my colleague whether he wanted to have a coffee with me when I have finished writing, which will be done in 5 minutes.(past tense, assuming you have already asked him)
I will ask ....( you have not asked him yet)
It's a cloudy day and it's very cold, even though it is not snowing in my place.
This evening, I am going for my football training, although /even though/it is going to be very cold.
This evening, I am going for my football training, despite the cold weather.
This evening, I am going for my football training, in spite of the cold weather.
Thanks for listening to me; I have to take a break for now.
Thanks
I'm at work today like always, It's a quite day / I'm at work today like always, It's a quite day > You have committed a comma mistake here ( comma slice). You tried to join to independent sentences with a comma -- that's wrong.
You can either break them into 2 > I'm at work today like always. It's a quiet day.
You can use a conjunction (to connect) > I'm at work like always , and its a quiet day. Or, you can use the semi-colon, which is stronger than the comma ( has a longer pause) to join them , but the 2 sentences have to be closed related. > I went home; he went to somewhere else ok I went home; the bus was late > wrong (not related to one another)
today
I'm at work today like always. It's a quite day. and I'm no so much busy however, I have a little free time to write here.I ask to my colleague if he wants to get a coffee with me in five minutes after I finish writing here. when I will finish to write here.
It's a a cloudy day and it's very cold but here it isn't snowing. in my place don't snowing.
This evening I am going to go to football training even though it will be very cold .
Thanks for listening. I'm going to take a break. having hear me, I go to have a break .
Thanks
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