この英語のぶんは日本語ではなんですか。
How would you use grammar like this in Japanese:
I have been trying to... (for example, "I have been trying to study Japanese" = 日本語をべんきょうをして見てある. ?)
This is due (date). (for example, "My English essay is due next week" or "My English essay is due on November 25th").
Not only… but also... (for example, "Not only did he try to steal from the store, but also he denied that he stole after he was caught.")
ありがとうございます。
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1) "I have been trying to study Japanese" will be 日本語の勉強を(How long)頑張っています。Or you could say I have been attempting to do, which will be 〜しようと試みています。
2) Due, 今日が締め切りです(application/submission)。今日が期日です(a fixed date, an appointed date)。今日が満期です(end of a contract)。
3)〜だけではなく（〜も）。Not only did he try to steal from the store, but also he denied that he stole after he was caught. 彼は店頭から盗もうとしただけではなく、捕まった後、盗もうとした事実を（＋も）否定した。
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