My trip to Europe
Several months ago, I visited Europe. I have been to the Czech Republic and Germany. I traveled with the group of tourists from Russia. During the trip, I was studying Czech and doing the cities of Prague, Dresden, and Karlovy Vary. I walked throughout the Old Towns of this cities and explored sightseeings. The one that impressed me more than others is Charles Bridge. It is the bridge over Vltava river which consists 30 statues of the Saints. Also, I liked Old Town Square with the Gothic Catholic Church and other ancient buildings. Besides, in this square, I've eaten the traditional Czech dish called Trdelnik. In Dresden, Germany I have been to the Old Masters Gallery and watched many paintings like the Sistine Madonna. Also, I walked along the embankment of the Elbe river. I liked this trip and I am fond of remembering it.
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My Trip to Europe [In the main title always capitalize the first, last, and all important words.]
Several months ago, I visited Europe. I have been to the Czech Republic and Germany. I traveled with a* group of tourists from Russia. During the trip, I was studying Czech and doing the cities of Prague, Dresden, and Karlovy Vary. I walked throughout the Old Towns of these cities and explored sightseeing areas. The one that impressed me more than others is the Charles Bridge. It is the bridge over the Vltava river which consists of 30 statues of the saints. Also, I liked Old Town Square with the Gothic Catholic Church and other ancient buildings. Besides, in this square, I've eaten the traditional Czech dish called trdelnik. In Dresden, Germany I have been to the Old Masters Gallery and watched many paintings like the Sistine Madonna. Also, I walked along the embankment of the Elbe river. I liked this trip and I am fond of remembering it.[* You haven't mentioned this group before so you must use the indefinite "a". After that you can use "the" because the reader will know which specific group you are writing about. Example: "I have a plant in my office and I water the plant each day." I introduce the plant with "a plant", and then I later use "the plant" since my reader will know which plant I am writing about.]
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