Quote (Vartex @ 24 Feb 2014 00:51)
Can anyone please proof read this for me? My grammar is fairly terrible so It would be greatly appreciated.
Monday 7:21 a.m. Timmy is sitting on the living room floor playing with the puzzle. First he takes out all the pieces from the puzzle slots and puts them around the board; then he grabs one piece and tries every slot but it doesn’t fit. Now Timmy starts to scream “ahhhh” and his dad who watches him says “it’s ok Jimmy, why don’t you try that one?” Timmy starts to turn the piece around until it fits into the hole and grabs another piece. Timmy tries putting another piece in another hole and starts getting sad making “whyyyyy” sound. His father than tells him “why don’t you try over here” and points to open space. Timmy tries putting the piece in but it won’t fit. Timmy’s father than tells Timmy “why don’t you try this one than” and points to the correct spot. Timmy fits the piece into the slot and says “yaaaaaa”. He gets the third piece in without help but then looks over to his brother playing with the toy train, stops playing with the puzzle (half way finished), mumbles “mmmmm” then walks over and grabs the electronic piano from the blue bin and starts to play with it. ...
just some minor changes made as suggestion in a hurry
you need to get more 'flow' into this 'story'
ensure you don't start every sentence with 'Timmy'