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In my English Class Yesterday was a bad day, i was in my English class, we were talking about "Imaginary situations in the past" with the verb "wish", so some of the exercises were talk about some experience that we had in the past and after that tell what we would wish that were different. So i tell them a experience that i had, but when i was talking about it I " me trababa mucho" and i can't speak very well, it was very stressed. Today was a different day, we were talking about Criticism And Regret with "Would've, Could've, Might've and the conditional "IF". When i was talking about my experiences i could do it, i was very fluent so it made me feel very happy. So i have to practice my English. I went to English Classes when i was a child but i left it. Now i have to take English classes to the university. If i had taken English Classes when i was a child i wouldn't have had to take English classes now and i would be learning another language. If there are any mistakes can you please correct them?

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Yesterday was a bad day. I was in my English class. We were talking about "Imaginary situations in the past" with the verb "wish", so some of the exercises were to talk about some experience that we had in the past and after that tell what we would wish was different. So I told them an experience that I had, but when I was talking about it I " me trababa mucho" and I couldn't speak very well, it was very stressful. Today was a different day, we were talking about Criticism And Regret with "Would've," "Could've," "Might've" and the conditional "IF". When I was talking about my experiences I could do it, I was very fluent so it made me feel very happy. So I have to practice my English. I went to English Classes when i was a child but i left it. Now i have to take English classes to go to the university. If i had taken English Classes when i was a child i wouldn't have had to take English classes now and i would be learning another language. (Perfect, well done!) If there are any mistakes can you please correct them?

Remember that "i" is always "I" when it's by itself. Good luck!

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