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Today's task · 11 November

Write about a place you went to last weekend and what you did there.

先しゅうの土よう日か日よう日に、どこへ行きましたか。そこで何をしましたか。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 already happened, like yesterday or last week. For example, 行きました means 'went' and 見ました means 'saw'.

Use these words

  • 行く
  • 見る
  • 友だち

At least 12 characters.

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