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The half of Japanese you cannot practise by reading

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Today's task · 15 September

Write about a time when you were made to do something you did not want to do, and explain how you felt about it afterward.

自分がやりたくないことをさせられた経験について書きなさい。そのときの状況と、後でどう感じたかを詳しく説明すること。

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〜させられる

〜させられる is the causative-passive form. It is used when someone makes or forces you to do something, and it often carries a nuance of inconvenience, reluctance, or complaint. Example: 子供のころ、毎日ピアノの練習をさせられた。（When I was a child, I was made to practice piano every day.）

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我慢
上司
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The half of Japanese you cannot practise by reading

Write about a time when you were made to do something you did not want to do, and explain how you felt about it afterward.

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