1 Debate competition 2019-04-12 2 start of the week 2019-04-08 3 cold and caugh 2019-04-05 4 planning to make a new club 2019-03-25 5 concerning 2019-03-14 6 I want more time 2019-03-08 7 Be thankful for all i've got now 2018-08-03 8 my own credit card 2018-07-31 9 After the field trip 2017-05-17 10 Field trip 2017-05-16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [다음10개]   회 원 임세빈 작성일 2019-03-08 Weather    Feeling  Tired 제 목 I want more time 내 용 My daily routine is getting similar, and I feel it's quite boring and tired. I go to school, go to math academy, and do my homeworks or other studies. Maybe it could be natural to all the students like me, but still, I want a little bit of different and exciting elements in my daily life. I think my exhausting feelings are all because of early hour of rising for school. I've got plenty of time to get sleep, so maybe my body is not getting used to it yet. 답변자 kristina 답변일 2019-03-12 답변내용 My daily routine is getting similar, and I feel it's quite boring and tired. >> Good sentence! :) I go to school, go to math academy, and do my homeworks or other studies. >> I go to school, go to math academy, and do my homework or other studies. Maybe it could be natural to all the students like me, but still, I want a little bit of different and exciting elements in my daily life. >> Good sentence! :) I think my exhausting feelings are all because of early hour of rising for school. >> I think my exhausting feelings are all because of the early hour of rising for school. I've got plenty of time to get sleep, so maybe my body is not getting used to it yet. >> Good sentence! :) Good Morning to you, Esther! Thank you for writing in your diary. You did great when it comes to your diary, however, please be informed that the word "homework" is a collective, uncountable noun and is never used as a plural. It is a term meant to encapsulate all of your take-home lessons, regardless of subject. ... Homework is an uncountable noun, so "homeworks" is not a word and also please be aware of your articles as well like /a/, /an/, /the/. Above all, you did a great job!