A movie I saw
It was about five <s style="background-color: rgb(255, 194, 102);">guys</s> kids who had to go to their school on Saturday because they had a bad behaviour so their head director punished. Every single <s style="background-color: rgb(255, 194, 102);">guy</s> kid had their own personality, for example the popular girl, the nerd boy, the weird girl, the athletic boy and the stubborn boy. At first they didn't got well but even the day was passing they started to talk about their hobbies, favourite music and singers, anecdotes at home or their family, so that kind of conversation allowed them to be confident and start<s style="background-color: rgb(255, 194, 102);">ed</s> a beautiful frienship
Great job!
The word "guys" in English can be tricky, because it can sometimes be used for females, but sometimes it can only mean males. When it is used as a direct address, like "Hey guys!", it can be for males, males and females, or even just females. But if it is used just as a noun in a sentence, like "The guys went into the school," then it means only males. So above, because you had said "guys", it was confusing when I got to the part about the "popular girl" (because I was expecting only males).
