to know / get to know, to know = already be familiar with someone or something; to get to know = become familiar with someone over time., annecdotes, anecdotes, I wish I had know people since chilhood., I wish I had known people since childhood., Use a dash when writing., Do not use a dash unnecessarily; write complete connected sentences., in addition to, on top of that / as well as that (for adding ideas in this context), guarderia, nursery / daycare / kindergarten (avoid Spanish words in English writing), difficults, difficult, I’m agree., I agree., Her family lost all., Her family lost everything., do you have any plans for this weekend, Do you have any plans for this weekend?, We went at primary school., We went to primary school., we hang out or text us, We hang out or text each other., My friends back me up every day., My friends always have my back., If I have to describe them, I would definitely say…, If I had to describe them, I would definitely say…, with out, without, most of the times, most of the time, My friend is the opposite of me., My friend is opposite to me., those next years, those years, the best of my life, Those years have been the best of my life., too many / so many, too many = an excessive number; so many = a large number, often for emphasis., I want to be all my life with you., I want to spend all my life with you., saturday, Saturday, writting, writing (one t), I have study a lot., I have studied a lot., My day was full., My day was busy., I’ve been thinking in my future plans., I’ve been thinking about my future plans., my point, my point of view, almoust, almost, We know each other since…, We have known each other since…, we are for, we were for, If I had to describe him, I will say…, If I had to describe him, I would say…, cheeful, cheerful, He’s always with a smile., He’s always smiling., I’ve never seen him and he always be through thick and thin., He is always there through thick and thin., obously, obviously, were different, were different (spelled with two fs), diferences, differences (spelled with two fs), I hope I answer all your questions., I hope I answered all your questions., if you were in the stadium, If you were in the stadium, You would have get over the moon., You would have been over the moon., You say me., You tell me.

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