Japanese Writing Practice — Handwriting and Composition, Marked

The half of Japanese you cannot practise by reading

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Today's task · 28 September

Write about your morning routine on a normal weekday, and say what you do first and where you go.

ふつうのへいじつのあさ、何をしますか。どこへ行きますか。书いてください。

Use this pattern

〜てから

Use 〜てから to say that after doing one thing, you do something else. The verb before てから is always in the て form, and the second clause comes after it, for example あさごはんを食べてから、学校へ行きます。

Use these words

あさごはん
おきる
行く

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The half of Japanese you cannot practise by reading

Write about your morning routine on a normal weekday, and say what you do first and where you go.

Use this pattern

Use these words

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