QUARANTINE. (pls correct my english) There are been almost 3 months since I started my lockdown life. I need to confess that it's getting more and more tiring day after they. Before quarantine, I was attending to my university, which I had just got accepted, and that now I have to attend online. I loved to go to the mall alone and also loved just stay in nature. I miss all those habits so much. It's anguishing to see that in my city, the number of cases increase significantly every day and there's no hope of this nightmare be over soon. It's feels like there is an invisible enemy outside waiting us for killing us and make us scared. Anyways, as my vacations is coming (what is going to change btw?) I'll use this time to improve my english and learn new things, study things that I like to.

Short Scary Story (Please, correct it) In some small city, there was a young girl who was always drinking, smoking and keeping druged. She was disrespectful to her parents, rebellious and often attended to balads, always looking for fun with her 'friends' and never took seriously her mother advice. One day, her friends went to pick her up to hang out through the night. Noticing that the driver was already drunk, her mother said: "Daughter, don't go with them, stay with me, please", but she didnt give a fuck about her and got into the car, while the worried mom continued: "Please be careful. May God go with you!". Finally the imprudent girl replyed: "Ahahahaa May God go with me? the car is already full of people! but, well, he can get a place in the trunk, if he wants it HhHahaa", making her mom fall in tears. Shortly after, that group of friends had a fatal accident. When the ambulance arrived to check what there was happened there, they found a completely destroyed car, and many drugs and beers inside it. Besides that, ofc, all that people dead. But when they opened up the truck, can you imagine what they found there? there was a palette of 34 eggs, all of them intact.

What does 'over' mean What does 'over' mean in certain phrased like 'what is going on over there?' Is it needed?

"And you?" today my cousin asked me what the question "and you?" doesn't have a auxiliar verb. like: and do you? so i laugh but I couldn't answer.. Is it because the question doesn't have a verb?