Japanese Writing Practice — Handwriting and Composition, Marked

The half of Japanese you cannot practise by reading

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Today's task · 8 November

Write about what you did last Sunday, including one place you went and one person you were with.

せんしゅうのにちようびに何をしましたか。行ったばしょといっしょにいた人も書いてください。

Use this pattern

〜ました（past polite form）

Use the past polite form 〜ました to talk about things that are finished, like yesterday or last week. For example, 行きました means 'went' and 食べました means 'ate'.

Use these words

行く
友だち
家

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The half of Japanese you cannot practise by reading

Write about what you did last Sunday, including one place you went and one person you were with.

Use this pattern

Use these words

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