I have not written a notebook entry for a long time and today I feel like writting one. After one and a half months of working using the English language, I can say that I thought that I would be able to speak more fluid fluently quickly, but I was wrong. I can practice with my co-workers and the customers, but our conversations are always about the same things. I'm very busy every day selling and refilling restocking the shelves.

 My friend javier, I would like to point out a few things to you as I correct your entry.

1. *Notebook* used by itself is a noun and one cannot write a *notebook*.  

You can, however, write or make a *notebook entry*

2. You should say *FOR A LONG TIME* and not *for long* since we are talking about a large period of time that you haven't written anything.

3. FLUID AND FLUENTLY ARE TWO DIFFERENT WORDS. When used as a noun *FLUID* is a liquid like water, juice, etc. As an adjective *fluid* in one example can mean <em>smooth</em>, <em>relaxed</em> and <em>graceful as*Her dance movements were very fluid*. FLUENTLY on the other hand means being able to speak a language very well.</em>

4. You should use the verb *Restock* instead of *Refill* since the  verb refill has the idea of putting something again into a container to make it full, for example " <em>Maria refilled the kettle and put it on to boil to make more tea for her guests</em>", but in your example you should say "Restocking the shelves" since the verb means to <em>bringing in more supplies to replace those that have been sold or used.</em>