The coma is always placed BEFORE the “but”. So in this case it would be “jfjdjfjdhd, but looking back on it, fjfjbfksnd”

Mmm in what context are you speaking in? If you want to say something about an actual business you could said that in the past you ran a business. In terms of managing an actual company. However, if you want to say that you were in you own mind or not getting inti other people’s business, you could say “I was minding my own business”.

Hi guys, Please help me by checking and correcting the sounds of these sentences that I have tried to reduce or say in assimilated connected speech and not the letters: 1. God, I pray thatchal keep me främiväländ covidinfection. (God, I pray that You will keep me from evil and covid infection.) 2. Thatsit fär däday. ( That's it for today.) 3. Yäkäd use both words tä mean the same thing. Either wäniz simälärin termsäv meaning. ( You could use both words to mean the same thing. Either one is similar in terms of meaning.) 4. Yäshäd say thateye han beenoudän myyonädäll(You should say that I had not been out on my own at all.) 5. Yä shoodent say thateye coonä/coonäv traveldälon. (You shouldn't say that I could not have traveled alone.) 6. Watcher name? (What's your name?)

1st answer…excellent!! 2nd: Match the past tense of “pensó” with the past tense of tener…. (i.e. tenía razón)

Also… jiji 😊. In the third paragraph it’s better to say “The most important thing” always match adjectives with nouns.