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Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Oct 9, 2018
このレッスンで、たくさん話しながら、文法の勉強をしました。N4の文法をだいたいカバーしましたから、アリスさんは、N4の文法がよくわかるようになりました。
Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Sep 17, 2018
このレッスンでもたくさんN4の文法のふくしゅうをしました。アリスさんは、N4の文法をよくしっていました。たんごや漢字もよくしっていました。このちょうしで勉強をつづけてください。
Kara (BEd & BA Ling)
Japanese
Aug 27, 2018
このレッスンでは、Genki2を使って「そうです」の勉強をしました。アリスさんは、この文法を知らなかったそうですが、レッスン中に上手に使えるようになりました。次は、N4の練習にもどりましょう。
Atsushi
Japanese
Aug 17, 2018
初めてのレッスンありがとうございました。また会えたら嬉しいです。
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    I think, because your sentence is a slogan, it works. You have made the slogan about the reader, whereas the original sentence was about XXXX. However, Gary is right - the first (original) sentence is not natural.
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    September 13, 2018
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    I'm not sure if "litmus test" is used correctly here. The answer to a litmus test is a simple "yes" or "no". For example, a litmus test for hiring a dog-sitter might be "Does he/she have dog-sitting experience?". Can you explain more what your sentence is about?
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    September 13, 2018
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    Breaking it down: 1. There were many good performances. 2. Hala had the best performance. 3. Hala played a woman who was compassionate BUT ALSO very defiant. Does that help?
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    September 13, 2018
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    Hello! I can't give you the "correct" answers but I can give you some insight: a natural English speaker probably would not say any of these four sentences. I agree with DanN completely. For #1, I would say "I was on the street where he lives, but I didn't know which house was his." For #2, I would say "I don't know the way to church."
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    July 18, 2018
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