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Today's task · 6 November

Write three or four sentences about the weather where you live today and what you did because of it, using past tense for what you did.

きょうの 天気と、天気の ために した ことを 書いて ください。した ことは 過去形で 書いて ください。

Use this pattern

〜ました

Use the polite past form 〜ました to talk about things that already happened, like yesterday or earlier today. For example, あさ パンを たべました means 'I ate bread in the morning.'

Use these words

  • 天気
  • 雨
  • 出かける

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