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Today's task · 9 November

Write about a close friend: who they are, what you do together, and what you gave or told them recently.

あなたの ともだちの ことを かいて ください。ともだちは だれですか。いっしょに 何を しますか。さいきん、ともだちに 何を あげましたか。

Use this pattern

〜に あげました

Use 〜に あげました to say you gave something to someone, with に marking the person who receives. It is the polite past form of あげる, so use it for a gift or favour already done. Example: ともだちに 本を あげました。

Use these words

  • ともだち
  • 本
  • あげる

At least 12 characters.

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