Can you help me translate into Japanese?
1.The apple is red.
2.It is john's apple.
3.I give john the apple.
4.We give him the apple.
5.He gives it to john.
6.She gives it to him.
7.Is the apple red?
8.The apples are red.
9.I must give it to him.
10.I want to give it to her.
11.I'm going to know tomorrow.
12.(I have eaten the apple)
13.I can't eat the apple.
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1.The apple is red. (その)りんごは赤[あか]いです。
2.It is john's apple. それはジョンのりんごです。
3.I give john the apple. 私[わたし]はジョンに(その)りんごをあげます。
4.We give him the apple. 私たちは彼[かれ]に(その)りんごをあげます。
5.He gives it to john. 彼はそれをジョンにあげます。
6.She gives it to him. 彼女[かのじょ]はそれを彼にあげます。
7.Is the apple red? (その)りんごは赤いですか？
8.The apples are red. (その/それらの)りんごは赤いです。
9.I must give it to him. 私はそれをかれにあげなければなりません。
10.I want to give it to her. 私はそれを彼女にあげたいです。
11.I'm going to know tomorrow. 私はあした、知[し]るでしょう/わかるでしょう。
*I think this sentence is incomplete.
12.(I have eaten the apple) 私は(その)りんごを食[た]べました/食べてしまいました。
13.I can't eat the apple. 私は(その)りんごを食べることができません。
[ ] = how to read the kanji.
*Since generally we don't have articles in Japanese, その is needed when you refer to the specific object depends on the context.
Good practice! I hope this helps you.
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