A holiday I didn't enjoy
I have never gone abroad. I prefer to visit cities in my native country and have a good time there. But one of these trips was terrible.
Four years ago, I met a friend and we decided went away for a week to Sochi. We didn't want to go sightseeing, buy souvenirs or spend time in the city so we thought it was a good idea rented a tent and went camping on the beach. We were wanting to went swimming, sunbathed, took a photo, went for a walk and didn't go to the beach but leave on the beach.
When we arrived at the destination weather was awful. It was hot in the daytime and in the tent was extremely boiling. Every night was cloudy, windy and was too cold so we had to stay in a hotel
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A Holiday I Didn't Enjoy [In titles always capitalize the first, last, and all important words.]
I have never gone abroad. I prefer to visit cities in my native country and have a good time there. But one of these trips was terrible.Four years ago, I met a friend and we decided to go away for a week to Sochi. We didn't want to go sightseeing, buy souvenirs or spend time in the city so we thought it was a good idea to rent a tent and went camping on the beach. We were wanting to go swimming, sunbathing, take photos, go for a walk but didn't go to the beach but left the beach.*
When we arrived at the destination weather was awful. It was hot in the daytime and in the tent it was extremely boiling. Every night was cloudy, windy and was too cold so we had to stay in a hotel.
[* I'm not sure exactly what you mean in this sentence so I guessed. The phrase "but leave on the beach" could mean "but left the beach" or "but lived on the beach".]
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