Thank you, Tati. :) I guess google had it right after all.

I think you might stump the English natives with this one. :D Speaking for myself, I have never even heard of this word. Maybe I'm just a dummy.

No one ever really uses "I came to know" in every day conversations. I don't remember hearing anyone say that. It's more something you might read in books. It's not necessary to say "I came to know" before "he had already finished it". But you could say, "I found out he had already finished it," or "I saw that he already finished it," but it's really not needed. The meaning is implied. "Before I played video games, I had finished my work," is grammatically correct, but no one would really put it that way. You could simply say, "Before I played video games, I finished my work," or "I finished my work before playing video games." Hope this is helpful. :)

I would take that to mean she was easily bothered by the fights of her sons. Scrape doesn't necessarily mean physical fight, but it could. Forgive me, I put this answer in the comments by mistake.

"What do you do" usually means you are asking what someone does for a living. "What are you doing" is asking what someone is doing right at this moment. "What's up" is just a casual greeting, and doesn't always need an answer. Someone would usually say "good evening" when greeting someone, where as you normally say "good night" either before going to sleep or when saying good-bye to someone. I don't think anyone ever says "good night" as a greeting.

I would take that to mean she was easily bothered by the fights of her sons. Scrape doesn't necessarily mean physical fight, but it could.

My day 3

Today Sunday is my weekend day.
I got up at seven o'clock in the morning.
Then I took a shower, had breakfast and left the house at 10 a.m.
In the afternoon, I went to my daughter. I played with my grandchildren and
we went skating. After lunch we read fairy tales.
In the evening I went back home.
I cooked supper and watched TV.
I watched an English film, and played computer games.
Late in the evening I drank coffee and went to bed at 11 o'clock.