Moving house I first moved out when I was 25 years old to study abroad in UK. I had always dreamt of living in abroad but I never thought it was possible so I was chuffed to be able to do that. In the place I lived, there was landlady's black cat. At the very beginning, I was a bit scared of seeing her as I'm not a cat person but in the end I got used to it. The cat was so friendly and greedy. She remembers perfectly where her food is.

I find COVID19 has changed our lives in a lots of ways. In my case, fortunately, my family, friends and I have been all good and safe. One of the positives during lock down are probably I could realize how grateful I can spend healthy life without any troubles. On top of that, I've learned something that if we want to do something, we should do it straight away without hesitation or overthinking. In the future, I would find out more both positives and negatives what this lockdown has done.

This weekend 5 My weekend was good. On Saturday, I moved in a new house. I got so many things but I managed to carry them as a friend of mine helped me.

On Sunday, a friend of mine asked me to go out so we were hanging out in the city.

We went shopping and caught up in a coffee shop. I bought a jumper as it's been very cold lately even it's still autumn.

Did I use "manage to" and "even" correctly??

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How do you find Australia? When I meet new people, they sometimes ask this question. Today, I'm going to answer it.

How do you find Australia?

Well, I find it beautiful and a great place to live. If I were get married and had children, I would bring up them here. I have to save money as the cost of living is quite high.

Did I use "conditional" correctly?

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This morning... It was pouring and very windy.

I couldn't catch the bus because it's too early so I ended up walking to the station in the rain. After 2 or 3 minutes, I got soaked and my favorite umbrella which I got a couple months ago was broken.

Soon after, the rain has stopped..

If I had stayed at home 5 or 10 minutes more, I could have avoided this situation and my umbrella would've survived..

Anyway, I could catch the train so I was

so relieved.

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I tried using "past condional". Is that working??

Thank you for your help.

This weekend 4 this weekend was a bit busy because I had to go to work on Saturday as well.

It was not so hard and I was working only half day. After finishing the work, I went to the city centre to have lunch with a friend of mine, We didn't know where to go so we ended up going a spanish restaurant.

It has a lovely atmosphere and the food was tasty so we did a good choice.

On Sunday, I slept in and cleaned up my room. I went shopping to get some food.

It was a really short weekend but not so bad.

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I tried using "end up ing". Did I use it correctly?? Also, where can I put present perfect in this context? I only used past

simple tense

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my house I live in a shared house with 4 people from Asian countries. It has three-storey and my room is on upstairs. It's been almost 3 month since I moved. I'm getting on well with house mates but we don't see each other much at home as we have different time schedule.

My room is ensuite which has a bathroom so it's quite usuful, especially in a busy morning.

My house is in quiet residential area near middle sized park. When I commute to work, I always cross the park and go to the station. Besides, there is a huge shopping centre in my neighborhood so it's convinient to go shopping.

☆My sentences are pretty simple so I'd like to add more grammar as much I can.

That would be great if you had any idea.

Thank you!!!

Hometown My hometown is Tokyo, which is an one.of very busy city in the world.

There are lots of skyscrapers so it's like a futuristic city. Also, traffic has highly developed and convinient to get any places.

But, it's always really crowded so I wanted to get away from hustle and bustle of my hometown. I guess living in Tokyo doesn't suit me.