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Today's task · 2 November

Write about the town or city you live in and one place in it you often go to.

あなたの まちについて 書いてください。よく 行く ばしょも 書いてください。

Use this pattern

〜ています (habitual action)

Use the て-form plus います to describe something you do regularly, not just right now. For example, まいにち でんしゃに のっています means 'I ride the train every day.'

Use these words

  • まち
  • えき
  • あるく

At least 12 characters.

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