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Today's task · 7 November

Write about what you did last weekend: where you went 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 行きましたか。そこで 何を しましたか。日記を 書いてください。

Use this pattern

〜ました(past polite form)

Use 〜ました to talk about things that are finished, like yesterday or last week. It is the polite past form of 〜ます. Worked example: 日曜日に 友だちと 公園へ 行きました。

Use these words

  • 行く
  • 友だち
  • 家

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