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Cherry blossom came to my town
One day in May, I went to "Hanami Spring Festival" with my family in my town in the U.S. Hanami means to enjoy seeing cherry blossom in Japanese. I know there are cherry blossom trees in Washington D.C. however the city is very far from my town. I have missed "Hanami" for so many years after I left Japan and started to live in the U.S. Thanks to my municipality's effort blessed with a lot of Japanese companies, my town opened a cherry blossom garden for their citizen. That was pleasant and fun!
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Apple store’s summer camp is great
Have you heard of the summer camp provided by Apple stores in the U.S.?
It has one to two hours' several programs. My daughter took one of it.
She learned how to draw beautiful pictures easily by using iPad, an iOS app and Apple pencil.
She really enjoyed it. It is free. If you are a guardian for children and interested, please check on Apple's website and make a reservation in advance. I highly recommend it.
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My Daughter's Diary: Today's Japanese School
We are a Japanese family. We are studying English.
This is my daughter's diary, could you kindly check and correct?
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Today, it was fun because I went to japanese school.Japanese school was fun even when I was studying because when I was studying, my japanese teacher was being a little bit silly . At recess, he ran so slowly [not on purpose] and acted weird.
The end.
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My idea to the question: How do you get rich quickly?
I think it is important to find hidden valuable things, for example, diamonds in the rough and sunken treasures.
I really appreciate it if you could give any advice/comments/corrections.
Thank you.
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500 Questions by NYT: 6. Have you ever felt embarrassed by things you used to like?
Yes, I have. I used to like biting a handkerchief during early childhood. I could calm myself down by doing that. However, as I did it when I was at a kindergarten, my classmates laughed at me because it was childish for four years old boy. I felt embarrassed and quit it.
Does this note make sense and sounds natural?
Thank you for your time.
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500 Questions by NYT: 5. What places do you remember fondly from childhood?
Sapporo International ski resort - I went skiing there countless times every winter.
A burger restaurant near my high school - I often went there after school with my friends. We talked a lot about school events, other friends, girls, music, movies, parents, worries and so on. We stayed there for a long time with just only ordering a glass of coke and a small sized French fries.
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500 Questions by NYT: 1. What was your most precious childhood possession?
It was a dump truck toy when I was very young. My dad bought it for my Christmas present. I don't remember well but I might be 3 to 4 years old. I have a photo about it in my parents house. I sat astride it with a smile in the picture.
Is above writing make sense and sounds natural?
Thank you for your time.
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I have written some sentences: Using the helping verb phrase "There is(are) going to be"
#1: There are going to be northern lights tonight.
#2: There is going to a piano concert at the city public library this weekend.
Do they make sense and sound natural?
Thank you for your time.
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I have written some sentences: Using the helping verb phrase "tend to do"
#1: When my family watches TV, I tend to be distracted.
#2: It tends to rain heavily suddenly in South East Asia countries in the rainy season.
#3: Boy toddlers tend to get sick more than girls toddlers.
Do they make sense and sound natural?
Thank you.
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I have written some sentences: Using the helping verb phrase "get to do"
I have heard that "get to do" is interchangeable with "can do". Is it true?
#1. I got to see Mt. Fuji from Tokyo. It was rare because Tokyo's air is usually not clear. It was amazing!
#2. I get to go on a plane earlier than other passengers because I have the gold status.
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