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Keymasterあけおめジムさん(^^)/
マットはありがとうと言っています。去年はいそがしい一年でした。今年はもっといい一年になってほしいです。
ジムさんは日米協会のレベル300を受けるんですか?場所が変わったし、お金が高くなったので、生徒はすくなくなるかなと思っています。授業が楽しいといいですね(^_-)-☆
ジムさんの日本語は毎月とても上手になっていますよ。コリンさんが来月日本に遊びに来るそうです。京都に来た時に会えたら会いに行こうと思います。楽しみです。
Happy new year Jim-san.
Matt said thank you. Last year was a busy year. I hope this year is going to be a better year.
Are you going to take level 300 this year? I thought there were going to be fewer students due to the location change and the more expensive tuition. I hope the class is funYour Japanese is getting better and better every month!Colin-san said he will visit Japan next month, I hope I can see him when he comes to Kyoto 🙂
I fixed some parts of your sentence below 😀
あけおめ。このサイトは楽しいです。マットのキックスターターはおめでとうございます。私の一年はちょっと大変でしたけど、どんどん持ち直しています。フィラデルフィア日米協会の新しいレベル300クラスがすぐ始まってほしいです。Hitomi Meyer
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KeymasterHello Jim-san
I’m sorry about the question number 10. I erased the paste part. I don’t know why it happened. hehe.You got almost all correct! you made a mistake on number 7. If you say 毎日, then いつも is redundant. In this case, たいてい is more natural. The question is from chapter 6.
Good job Jim-san! 🙂
Hitomi Meyer
KeymasterYou can also say, “だれか(と)東京にすんでいるんですか?”. It means “do you live with someone in Tokyo?”
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KeymasterIn that case, you should use “と” instead of “も.”
だれ(と)東京にすんでいるんですか?
Who do you live with in Tokyo?Hitomi Meyer
Keymaster福井にある温泉旅館に行ってきました。とてもきれいなところで、ご飯もおいしかったです!


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KeymasterGood job Jim-san 🙂
You got almost all correct! Just number 5 is wrong. The right answer is A. だれも should be in a negative sentence. Number 5 is not a negative sentence, so も shouldn’t be there.
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KeymasterChapter review quiz (ch.3-7) -part 2!
1. 今日は図書館( )本を読みます。
A: を B:は C: で D: に2. スーパーは図書館( )となりにあります。
A: で B: と C: の D: を3. その本はすき( )きらい( )ないです。
A: も B: と C: し D: でも4. 明日は8時に( )、学校に行きます。
A: 起きても B: 起きます C: 起きて D: 起きた5. 彼はずっと東京に( )。
A: 住みはじめる B: 住んで C: 住みました D: 住んでいます6. 子供のころあまり( )。
A: 遊びませんでした B: 遊びました C: 遊んでいます D: 遊びが好きでした7. いつも( )9時に寝ます
A: ぜんぜん B: ときどき C: たいてい D: 毎日8. 学校に宿題をもらい( )行きました。
A: と B: に C: やすい D: すぎて9. 毎晩( )ゲームをします。
A: し B: × C: を D: にHitomi Meyer
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Keymasterhaha, “あります/います” and “has been” are a little difficult ones. It’s good to know which parts cause you some confusion. I’ll make more questions 🙂
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KeymasterGood job Jim-san!
Your score is 8/10. Only number 2 and 5 are incorrect.Number 2 is from chapter 4 (p.108). The translation of the sentence is, “There is a post office in front of a super market.” Correct answer is B (あります).
Number 5 is from chapter 7 (p.171). The translation of the sentence is, “My sister has been married since 5 years ago.” Correct answer is D (しています).
よくできました!
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Keymasteryou are right about number 4 (4. 東京駅(で)電車(を)おります). The subject should be “I.” I’m going to get off the train at Tokyo station. The first particle “で” is from Jyoshi 1-1 (Place of action) The action is “get off the train” and Place is Tokyo station. The particle “を” is from Jyoshi 2-2 (starting point). I get off from a point (and leave). This is a very tricky question and I think it’s JLPT N3/2 level. The second part, you can use から as you say, but を is more natural. so in conversation, people don’t mind using から, but in tests, you should use を. Your answer was で. で is used when people are doing something at the place. Not just leaving.
Number 8 (ここ(を)8時に出て、たけしさんの家の前(を)通って9時くらいに学校(に)行きます), It means, I will leave here at 8 and pass Takeshi’s house, and arrive the school at around 9. The first を is the same を as the number 4 を. It’s departing/getting off/leaving situation. The second を is Jyoshi 2-3 (passing point) “I” go to the school passing Takeshi’s house. The last particle, に, is jyoshi 2-4 (terminating point). “I” arrive the point.
If you do the questions of part of the jyoshi questions, it’s a little easier to get the idea. If you do mixed jyoshi questions like this one, it can confuse you and thats normal. You just need to go back to the former jyoshi questions and remember what you learned. That’s a good memorizing process 🙂
Good job Jim san!
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