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Some thoughts Good morning. I’m gonna write here a small sentences with words which I’ll learn. For example: I own up to my mum that my brother has speeding fine. When we were going to go abroad and we’ve already been in airport, I remembered what I put our documents down on the table and we forgot to take it. Then I really fell out with my mom and we didn’t go abroad. In the evening, I came up with an idea we could go to the store and bought some tasty stuff. When I came home with my purchases, my mom told me that you got away with it.

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Some thoughts

Good morning. I’m gonna (I would suggest you write "going to" instead of "gonna" in order to avoid looking too informal; feel free to use "gonna" when you speak) write here a (the indefinite article is not used with pluralized nouns) small sentences with words which I’ll that I learn.
For example:
I own up to my mum that my brother has got a (grammatical articles are something that many Russians have trouble with since they aren't utilized in Russian, I suggest you take some time to learn more about them in depth) speeding fine. When we were going to go abroad and we’ve already been in airport, We were at the airport getting ready to go abroad and I remembered what that I put our documents down on the table and we had forgotten (using the perfect tense here is optional, but it sounds a tiny bit better) to take it them ("documents" is plural so you use "them" instead of "it" which is singular). Then I really fell out with my mom and we didn’t go abroad. In the evening, I came up with an idea that we could go to the store and bought buy some tasty stuff treats ("tasty stuff" is correct, but an English speaker would say "treats"). When I came home with my purchases, ("with my purchases" is correct, but it sounds unnatural) my mom told me that you got away with it forgave me (sounds more natural).

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