Improved Alternative: --- Morning! It’s boiling today — feels just like summer. It’s over 30°C, and I start sweating as soon as I step outside. I’ve got a Korean test later, and I’m a bit nervous, but I’ll do my best. After class, I’m working a shift at my part-time job. Long day ahead!--- Tip -- • “Boiling” is a fun and natural way to say it’s very hot — commonly used in British English. -- • “Sweating just from walking” is more natural than “sweating just by walking.” -- • “I hope I do well” is the correct phrase (not “can do well”) when you’re wishing for a good result. -- • “I’ve got a test” sounds more relaxed and fluent than “I have a test.” -- • “Working a shift” is often used when talking about part-time or evening jobs. -- • “Long day ahead” is a short, expressive phrase meaning you’ll be busy or tired by the end. --