Kindly correct this please. Positive and negative effects of the introduction of the CCTV cameras and measure that could be taken. Local’s people’s feelings about the installation. Introduction The purpose of this report is to analyze the impact of the installation of CCTV cameras. The report will comment on specific observations and focus on both the positive and negative effects that it presents. Main areas of impact Nowadays it is widely common to see CCTV cameras in the cities. They are installed especially in public areas. One of the product of modern technology, I believe some people think they are a must-have even in their home. The positive impact There is no doubt that one of the positive effect of the CCTV cameras is for the security of the people. For instance, when someone commits a crime the possibility of getting caught that person is higher. In addition, many people nowadays tend to install security cameras at home. By this, you will be aware of what is happening around your house. The negative impact On the other hand, one of the downside of CCTV cameras is the privacy. You may feel like you are being followed. People who control the cameras will know your daily routine and they will be fully aware of your private life. Conclusions To sum up, it assumed that CCTV cameras could affect our privacy but at the same time it could protect us from being harm.

Kindly correct the conjugations to causative passive form please. 1. 食べる　食べさせられる 2. やめる　やめさせられる 3. 受ける　受けさせられる 4. 取る　取らせられる 5. 作る　作らせられる 6. 待つ　待たせられる 7. 習う　習わせされる 8. 歌う　歌わさせられる 9. 話す　話させられる 10. 迎えに行かせされる 11. 世話をする　世話をさせられる　 12. 戻ってくさせられる

Kindly correct my these time expressions please. 1. 先月 2. 去年の八月 3. まいつきのじゅうに　every december 4. 来六 next june 5. おととしの二月 6. 来月の八日 7. 先月の20日 8. こんげつのご月 9. 今月の十四か 10. 先々月　two months ago 11. 今週の月曜日 12. 今朝の七時ごる 13. 昨夜の十時半 14. 明日の晩ごる 15. おとといの夜

Kindly correct my Japanese translation please. 1. My Spanish teacher - 私のスペイン語の先生 2. Luca’s car key -　ルカさんの鍵の車 3. My Japanese textbook　私の日本語の教科書 4. The key of our classroom　わたしたちの教室のかぎ 5. The student of Tokyo University　東京大学の学生 6. Economics’ magazine　けいざいのざしい 7. The name of Maria’s dog　マリアさんの犬の名前 8. The dictionaries of Chinese students 中国の大学の辞書

私は～つもりと～予定を勉強しています。Kindly correct please. 1. When you were little, did you intend to become a soccer player? 小さい時、サアの選手はになりたいといこ思っていましたか。 2. A: What are you going to bring to the mountains? B: I'll bring four sweaters, two pairs of shoes and some medicine. 山で何を持ってくろうつもりですか。セーターを四冊やくつを二足や薬を持ってくります。 3. I have no intention of going to Rome with Marco. マルコさんとロマで行こうつもりでわありません。 4. A: What do you plan to do next Sunday? B: I'll stay home and rest. 来週の日曜日に何をする予定ですか。家に行って休みます。

Phones are essential nowadys. They evolve from offering only calls and text messages to having apps which help us in our everyday lives. The must-have apps on my phone are related to language learning. One of them is iTalki, of course. I use it to practice my writing skills in English and Japanese. Other apps that I use are Elevate, Drops and Memrise. Aside from that, I use Spotify to listen to Podcasts and music. I also use Daylio to track my day and DailyArt to read some short articles about different art works. My must-have apps are very useful to me because they help me to review in learning languages and to stay track in my everyday life.

Kindly correct please. Volitional form. 1. 京子さんは運動しようと思っています。 2. 山下先生はタバコをやめようと思っています。 3. 智子さんはDIETをしようと思います。 4. ジョンさんは朝早く起こうと思います。 5. ロバートさんは一日中に日本語のテプ。 6. 武さんは野菜を食べようと思います。 7. スーさんはたくさん日本人友達をしようと思います。 8. 健さんは仕事を探そおと思います。

Use of も and しか. 1. Kim has seve cars. - キムさんは車を八代もあります。 2. John read three books this year. - 今年、ジョンさんは本を三冊しか読みません。 3. John slept five hours yesterday. - 昨日、ジョンさんは五時間しか寝ませんでした。 4. Takeshi has six cats. - 武さんは猫を六匹しかありません。 5. Lee drank one bottle of beer at the party. - パーティーにレエさんはベルをいっぷんしか飲みません。 6. Ken has one friend. 健さんは友達を一人しかありません。 7. Mary has three part-time jobs. マリアさんがアルバイトを三つもあります。

Please check my translations please. 1. Since my grandfather is 90 years old, he cannot eat hard things. 祖父は九十歳ので硬いものが食べることができません。 2. Although Maria had waited for two hours, Cｈiara did not come. 二時間にマリアさんが待ったのに、キアラさんは来たくなかった　来ませんでした。 3. Although I have walked a lot without resting I am not tired for nothing. たくさんやすまないして歩いたのにつかれていません。 4. Although Andrea bought this computer a week ago, it has already ended up breaking. 先週このパスコアンドレアさんが買ったのにもう壊れました。 5. Although Luca studied a lot, he was unable to pass the entrance exam. ルカさん一生懸命勉強したのに試験にうかりません。 6. Although these shoes were very expensive, I ended up buying them. この靴は高かったのに買いました。