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Today's task · 27 September

Write about what you did yesterday evening after you got home.

きのうのばん、うちへかえってから、なにをしましたか。書いてください。

Use this pattern

〜ました (past polite form)

Use 〜ました to talk about actions that are already finished, especially things you did in the past. Example: きのう テレビを 見ました。 (Yesterday I watched TV.)

Use these words

  • ばんごはん
  • おふろ
  • ねる

At least 12 characters.

0 characters

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