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Yoko Haruta
Japanese
Feb 6, 2019
日本での生活(せいかつ)の話や、ニュージーランドの観光地(かんこうち)について話しました。会話(かいわ)を通(つう)じて単語(たんご)を思い出しましょう!ありがとうございました!
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- Could anyone tell me if I made any particle mistakes? I am trying to improve my writing but am still have trouble with particle usage. Any help would be much appreciated 先輩たちの発表について、経験を通して色々なアドバイスを教えてくれました。そのアドバイスの中で二つのことがとても良かったなと考えました 一つ目は、小さなことでも、自分の人生に大きい影響があるかもしれないので、何でもやった方がいいということです。私の人生を通して、そいう経験がたくさんあるので、とても重要なアドバイスを感想しました。 二つ目は、「三つの目的を作る」という点です。大目的は遠い状況なので、やる気が出ないや出るときがありま。小目的、中目的、大目的があれば、改善が感じがない時に続けることが楽になるかもしれませんApril 25, 202261
- HI Walid The meaning of these are similar but the nuances are slightly different. Have to: usually used when there is no choice or the situation isn't concerning your own thoughts and feelings. (The speaker is forced to do something) I need to: is used when you think you should do something with your own thoughts and intentions to achieve something. (It's necessary). Although "have to" and "need to" can be used interchangeably a lot of the time. I must: is more formal but also is more subjective. Examples: "I have to go to work today" - the situation is not caused by the speaker "I need to finish my homework" - has the nuance of wanting to complete the homework. "I have to finish my homework" - has the nuance of I don't want to but it is important to complete it. Hope this helps :)0 votedJune 2, 20200
- In English the word "starvation" is usually used in negative contexts whereas "fasting" is neutral. So when using the phrase "starvation diet" it can be seen as a negative/unhealthy situation. The meaning of "fasting" is also slightly different to "starvation". "fasting" means not eating for a decided period of time (usually a short time.) "starvation" on the other hand usually means not eating for a prolonged period of time. In summary: "I've been fasting" is more natural when referring to diet. Hope this helps :)0 votedJune 2, 20200

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