E-meeting

I remember charging my smartphone tomorrow morning.

Could you tell me where is a consent?

○I remember to charge my smartphone tomorrow morning. Could you tell me where is an outlet (socket)?

'Consent' is Japanese-English.

remember to---Memories for future

remember verb+ing-Memories in the past

○I remember charging my smartphone yesterday morning.

I finished to prepare for the free market which is held on next Sunday.

○I finished preparing for the flea market which is held on next Sunday.

A: Three hamburgers, please.

B: Is that for here ?

A: No. Take out, please.

○A: No. To go, please.

'Take out' is Japanese-English.

A: Where are you now?

B: I'm sorry for being late. I'm going soon.

A: Where are you now?

○B: I'm sorry for being late. I'm coming soon.

You should stand on your friend's point of view.

A: Don't you have an umbrella?

B: Oh! I forgot it at the restaurant.

○B: Oh! I left it at the restaurant.

Or 'I forgot to bring my umbrella with me'.

Can you eat sushi?

○Do you eat sushi?

The point of the question is not her/his ability, but her/his custom.

I like here.

○I like it here.

'Here' is not a noun.

I know how to wear a kimono.

○I know how to put on a kimono.

put on = actionwear= state

My house is near from the park.

○My house is close to the park.
○My house is near the park.

I went to the store and bought my sweater.

○I went to the store and bought a sweater for myself.

At the point when I went to the store, a seater was not mine yet.

There were three hundreds people at his wedding.

○There were three hundred people at his wedding.

Ex. three thousand, three million....

We have too many informations.

○We have too much information.
informations, knowledges, advices....These words are uncountable.

A: The ticket has already sold out.
B: I'm too late, amn't I?

○B: I'm too late, aren't I?

It was a beautiful hotel which lobby looked like a palace.

○It was a beautiful hotel whose lobby looked like a palace.
Or 'It was a beautiful hotel which has a lobby like a palace'.

If I'm a bird, I would fly to you.

○If I were a bird, I would fly to you.
It is subjunctive mood.