Yesterday, I went to the market. I bought apples [or an apple] and bread. It was a nice day.

1. It tasted quite good to me. [However, be careful with the word "quite." It has different uses in the U.S. than in the U.K. In the U.S., most people would say, "It tasted pretty good to me."] 2. [Although this sentence is grammatically correct, it's structure isn't natural for a native speaker. We'd say something more like, "That question wasn't addressed to me."] 3. [Same as above. Depending on the context, we'd say something more like, "I don't need to answer that question," or "You should ask that question to someone else."

Last week, we learned about the G20. We also learned about the countries it has been held. It was fun.

First, I brush my teeth and wash my face before going to bed. Then, I put on my pajamas [or "pyjamas" in the U.K.] and turn off the lights. By the time I lie down, I already feel relaxed and sleepy. Next, I close my eyes and think of something peaceful. Last, I fall asleep and dream about happy things. [Using "Last" here is kind of awkward. I would instead say, "Finally, I fall asleep..."] Pretty much perfect! Just remember to use a comma to separate subordinate clauses and remember that "I" is always capitalized.

Hello, I interpreted this passage to mean that the first part of the sentence CAUSES the second part. So, I would say: 1. First, our school gives us homework, which makes us feel tired. 2. Then, we have tests, which make us feel scared. 3. Next, we study a lot, which sometimes makes us feel sad. 4. Finally, we feel happy after exams.

First, I eat breakfast with my family in the morning. Then, we go to the park and take pictures. Next, I play with my little sister and we laugh. After that, we eat ice cream under the sun. Last, (or "Lastly" if you want to be more formal) we go home and watch a movie together. ________ Great job! The only issues concern word misspellings. Unfortunately, English-learners just have to memorize the proper spellings of words (even though they may make no sense).

Hi, this is my opinion: It's terrifying to think about the future. Just see the news on TV or even on social media about this topic. I believe the solution is to prevent the creation of items with plastic material that many people end up littering all over the world. It's a way to help animals and the environment from struggling to live with them until they degrade over time.

My Chinese friends wrote this post. I wanted to begin my higher education at a Chinese University. Although I come across the universities' official websites, I still need some cooperation [do you mean perhaps "motivation"?] to enroll. Therefore, if anyone can help me, I will appreciate his or her efforts.