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Today's task · 15 November

Write about where you usually go on Sunday and what you do there, and say where you went last Sunday.

にちようびに ふだん どこへ 行きますか。そこで 何を しますか。せんしゅうの にちようびに どこへ 行きましたか。日記を 書いて ください。

Use this pattern

〜へ 行きます/〜へ 行きました

Use へ with a place and a verb of movement to say where you go or went. Use 行きます for a habit or future plan, and 行きました for a finished past trip. Example: あさ こうえんへ 行きました。

Use these words

  • こうえん
  • ともだち
  • えいが

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