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What I'll do today, the day off! I have a plan to go to a book shop where I would spend my time to take a glance at a lot of books I'll be interested, as a favorite pastime today. Some shops are sort of far from my own place, thus if I stop by big book stores, I'll have to use a metro. Umm.. sure no problem to go there by metro. I'm excited by the imagination to look for books related to businesses, novels both fiction and nonfiction, languages, magazines... I'll have fun, if you're prepared! Fun is here I think.

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What I'll do today, my day off!

I plan to go to a book shop where I will spend my time browsing a lot of books. I'll be interested, as it will be my favorite activity today. Some shops are sort of far from my own place, thus if I stop by big book stores, I'll have to use the metro. Umm.. sure no problem to go there by metro.
I'm excited by imagining looking for books related to business, novels - both fiction and nonfiction, languages, and magazines...

I'll have fun, if I'm prepared!
It is fun here I think.


Hello Kosho,

I could spend hours looking through books if I had the time, but I don't these days. If you are looking for something to buy, but not necessarily that time we tend to use the verb 'to browse'. It is common if you are in a shop in England to answer the question "Can I help you?" with "No thanks, I am just browsing." Here it will be in the -ing form as it follows the expression 'spend (my) time'.

I changed the word 'pastime' to 'activity', 'pastime means hobby.


Hope this helps


Bob

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