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Today's task · 20 September

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。にほんごで かいてください。

Use this pattern

〜ました (past polite form)

Use the past polite form 〜ました to talk about things that already happened, like yesterday or last week. For example, いきました means 'went' and みました means 'watched'.

Use these words

  • こうえん
  • ともだち
  • さんぽ

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