A day

I'll try to write something about my day everyday ("everyday" = ordinary, but "every day" = each day... native English speakers confuse these,)

A little introduction:
I live in a little town in Hungary. I had started learning German in April, and after that I started an English course.
So I've been learning in that course, but I don't want to neglect the (my) German.

Today: I got up, got dressed up (1) and I went jogging in the morning. Then I had a shower, had breakfast, prepared my lunch and travelled by bus to the city. I used to read while I travelling. Currently I am reading "How to win friends and influence people" from by Dale Carnegie. After that we leart learned (2) the Present Perfect, we did some exercises, listened to music and having had (3) fun with the group.When I got home, I ate gyros,I learnt some new words and talked with some people. It was a very hot day... Now, I'm going to repeat review (or practice) German words, and lie on the bed.

(1) "to dress up" = to put on elegant clothing as for an important event

(2) "learned" is the standard American version, but "learnt" is British (and other) English

(3) Since "having fun" is was separated by the conjunction "and," it's a different action and needs to be conjugated in the simple past like the preceding actions. Of course you could also say: "...we did some exercises, and listened to music and having fun with the group." indicating that you were enjoying the time with the group while doing the other activities.

Nice work! Szép munka!