My little brother watches cartoons on TV every weekend of the month. My little brother watched cartoons on TV every weekend last month.

Could you check my English? I didn't feel like cooking, so I ate instant ramen. However, I was still hungry, so I cooked fried chicken and ate it. Sometimes I hate myself for eating unhealthy food too much.

Could you correct my English? It has been raining recently. I don't like rain because the laundry doesn't dry, my hair gets frizzy from the humidity, and I have to ride a bicycle wearing a raincoat. Also, I don't know why, but I feel blue. I hope it will be sunny soon.

Please make my answer better. Q:Tell your teacher the reasons for studying English with Noun clause form. A:When I stayed at the hotel in Vietnam, I drank a beer and had snacks by mistake as I thought it was free. But it was not free. I really regret that I did not read the menu beforehand. It was written in English. That is one reason why I have been studying English.

I like part-time jobs. There are many opportunities to communicate with a lot of people.

Corrections: The teaching of this subject in primary schools is relatively new (1991), but its importance has been demonstrated to be vital. The first thing to consider is that the standard approach to the study of history could be too tedious for children. Other methods must be applied in order to keep their attention. This would be more memorable than reading a book or listening to a lesson, and it would last in the memories of the pupils, maintaining their eagerness to learn history. In conclusion, history must be taught at primary schools with methods that suit the children's needs. In this essay, I have suggested two different ways to achieve that. Having all the points considered, I prefer to apply the storytelling method because it would be better in both content and practicability.

Number one is correct. Number 2 is correct as well. If I insert a gerund, it would say: "You unintentionally exchanged your shopping basket with someone else's while (shopping) in the supermarket." Either with or without the gerund sounds correct.