Go to aunt house

I go to the aunt house for week.
I was surprise because I don’t know about that.
So I go to the aunt’s house alone.
I want to meet my dad, mom and little sister.

• Use “went” (past tense), not “go,” because it already happened.
• Say “my aunt’s house” instead of “the aunt house” — use “my” and add ’s.
• Add “a” before “week” — we say “for a week.”

• Use “surprised” (past tense adjective), not “surprise” (noun).
• Use “didn’t know” (past tense), not “don’t know.”
• Say “about it,” not “about that” — it sounds more natural here.

• Use “went” (past tense), not “go.”
• Add “my” and change “aunt’s house” to show possession.
• Add a comma after “So” to make it clear.

1. Use “see” instead of “meet” — “see” is more natural when talking about family.
2. Add a comma before “and” in a list.