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Today's task · 3 November

Write about where you went last weekend and what you did there.

せんしゅうの どようびか にちようびに どこへ いきましたか。そこで なにを しましたか。かいて ください。

Use this pattern

〜へ いきました + 〜で 〜ました

Use へ with a place to say where you went, and で with an action to say what you did at that place. Both verbs go in the past polite form 〜ました. Example: こうえんへ いきました。こうえんで さんぽしました。

Use these words

  • こうえん
  • さんぽ
  • ともだち

At least 12 characters.

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