Hi Edimar. Good question! I'm busy because I am a student and I work, but I read one book every month. I wish I could read more! I have friends that read one book every week.

Hi Jorge!

This was very well-written. Sounds like a chill night. I need a chill night too!

All the best,

Ana

It's taco night!!

Yesterday, my beautiful girlfriend (she's reading while I'm writing) and I decided to have some tacos. Given that I don't work on Saturday mornings and she, as a University student, doesn't have classes, lately we've made Friday night our night.
As almost always i cooked, well after all I'm the chef of the apartment, and she made some "fernets" with coke, after all she is the "fernet" maker of the apartment. We talked a lot about our plans and interests, it was a cool and chill out night, just as we needed it to be.
As always, thanks for reading. Please make a correction if you find something that you'd have written in a more natural way, something that sounded weird or something that's just wrong, I'll appreciate it a ton!
Cheers!!

1)"There's some chance of patchy fog late at night." "I worked until the late evening." OR "I worked until late in the evening." "I slept until the late night." 2) These sentences are correct: "You got grease all over my phone with your dirty hands." "I washed this skillet with the wrong sponge and it got scratches all over it." "Can we have another table added so we can have everyone fit?" "I don't want to try to be slick/clever/sneaky, CUTTING corners on hotel arrangements for our trip, and then get burned and have it become stressful."

"I don't want TO BE treated any different."

Yes, they mean the same thing, but for the second variation, it sounds better to say "I don't know if I can stand another week". You could also apply that to the first variation: "I don't know if I can last another week".

Interesting questions. I'm curious to see the answers myself!