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Today's task · 15 September

Write about what you will do next Sunday, using one future plan and one place.

こんどの日曜日に 何を しますか。行く 天気と ばしょも 書いて ください。

Use this pattern

〜ます/〜ました

Use the polite present form 〜ます for things you will do, and the polite past form 〜ました for things you already did. Example: あさ、こうえんへ 行きます。

Use these words

  • 日曜日
  • 公園
  • 友だち

At least 12 characters.

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