Planning a trip

Next weekend my friends and I are planning to travel to a small village by the Zagrze Lake. This lake is situated a few kilometers away from Warsaw. One of us has a summer house over there. When we get there we will organize (or "we will throw") a big party to watch the opening of the Euro 2012 match between Poland and Greece. Of course I think that most of us would want to watch this match live at the National Stadium in Warsaw, but none of us won tickets for it. I'm sure the fun will be great (or "I'm sure we will have great fun").

Next weekend *me and my friends are planning to travel to a small village over the Zagrze Lake. This lake is situated few kilometres near the Warsaw. **One of us have over there a summer house. When we will get there we will organize a big party and watch the opening Euro 2012 match between Poland and Greece. Of course I think that most of us who want to watch this match live near the National Stadium in Warsaw but ***none of us won the tickets for Euro 2012. I'm sure that it will be great fun.

This is wonderful! May I point out a couple of minor issues?

*me and my friends are planning travel -  "Me" is not used as the subject of a sentence. You will use the word "I". We must adjust your sentence to read..... Next weekend, my friends and I are planning.... Don't worry about this too much, many English speakers will say the sentence exactly as you did.

**One of us have over there - The word "One" is singular. You must adjust your verb. One of us has a summer house over there.

***none of us didn't win the tickets for Euro 2012 ...There is a complicated issue here. Are you familiar with the term "double negative"? I can explain it if you would like.... None of us won tickets...

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