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I am in college now , I need help with this one

I am very busy in Monday to Friday, with college, gym, and work. I work 10-11 hours in Monday to Thursday.

Need help with the " In Monday to Friday"

I wrote "on Monday to Friday" , the teacher mark it wrong.

Lol , marked it or mark it?

Avangi · Accepted Answer

It's idomatic to skip the preposition in this case. I believe it's also correct (to skip it.)

- - - marked it wrong.

Also, I think "Monday through Friday" is more common.

XHealthY · Answer

Thx , what about this one

About my friend and myself

My name is Eduardo. I am 22 years old. His name is Elvis. His 24 years old. We were friends for 6 years.

XHealthY · Answer

can help me fix my grammar?

We had been friend for 6 years.

sometimes he acts immatureness.

I am very busy Monday throught Friday with college, gyn, and work. I work 10-11 hours every Monday through Thursday.

We love playing sports. In the summer we always had fun playing baseball with well-known people. We really miss those days. We hope to play baseball this summer.

Yankee · Answer

Hi xHealthy

You can say "about my friend and myself", but I would suggest simply saying "about my friend and me".

xHealthYMy name is Eduardo. I am 22 years old. His name is Elvis. His 24 years old. We were friends for 6 years

If you say "we were friends for 6 years", that suggests that you are no longer friends now. In other words, your friendship is something in the finished past. Perhaps you no longer like Eduardo, or perhaps Eduardo is dead, for example.

If you say "we have been friends for 6 years", that means you are still friends now.

Yankee · Answer

xHealthYWe have been friends for 6 years.

Use "have been" if you are still friends now.

xHealthYsometimes he acts ~~immatureness~~ immature(ly).

You can use either "immature" or "immaturely" in that sentence.

xHealthYI am very busy Monday throught Friday with college, gyn, and work. I work 10-11 hours every day, Monday through Thursday.

xHealthYWe loved playing sports (in those days). In the summer we always had fun playing baseball with well-known people. We really miss those days. We hope to play baseball this summer.

I would suggest using the simple past tense "loved" in your first sentence because it seems to refer to what you loved in past summers.

Keep up the hard work, xHealthy! [Y]

Amy

XHealthY · Answer

Thx , I been busy with work , gym. I hadly have time to study

In the summer I will have time to read , and learn new words etc. There wont be classes in the summer

Can correct this one -

I met him outside. I made a few friends he was the nicest one. I used to always hang out with him.

Yankee · Answer

Hi xHealthY

Oooh, I hate to see words (mis)spelled as if you were sending a text message -- especially important words such as "Thanks".

You should try to take advantage of this forum also to practice spelling and punctuating properly.

xHealthYThx , I've been busy with work, gym. I hardly have time to study
In the summer I will have time to read and learn new words etc. There won't be classes in the summer

Can you correct this one -

I met him outside. I made a few friends, but he was the nicest one. I used to always hang out with him.

It is unclear to me what you mean when you say "outside". Do you want to say that you met him "at the beach" or "while playing baseball" or something like that?

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