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hebereke

April 28, 2020

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My mother loves to go shopping. Since she buys and buys without any prospects, she make the house fulled with odds and ends. What is worse is that she is always buying cheap things. My father complains, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, but she turns a deaf ear to him and say “Maybe, you’re the one I get as those things.”


母の趣味は買い物である。先の見通しもなくどんどん買うものだからすぐに家が無駄なもので一杯になってしまう。なお悪いのは安物ばかり買いこむことで、父などは安物界の銭失いだと悪口を言う。母の方はすました顔で、あなたもそうして手に入れた一つかもしれませんよ、とうそぶいている。

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April 29, 2020

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What is worse is that she is always buying cheap things.

My mother loves to go shopping.

Bad habits


My mother loves to go shopping.


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Since she buys and buys without any prospects, she make the house crowded with full of odds and ends.


What is worse is that she is always buying cheap things.


What i's worse is that she i's always buying cheap things. What's worse is that she's always buying cheap things.

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What i's worse is that she i's always buying cheap things. What's worse is that she's always buying cheap things.

If you use contractions, it sounds more natural. What is -> What's

My father complains, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, but she turns a deaf ear to him and say “Maybe, you’re the one I get as those things.”


My father complains, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, but she turns a deaf ear to him and says “Maybe, you’re the reasone I get as those things.” My father complains, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, but she turns a deaf ear to him and says “Maybe, you’re the reason I get those things.”

Not sure what you're trying to say in the last sentence but if she is blaming the father then he is the reason why

My father complains, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, b But she turns a deaf ear to him and says,Mmaybe, you’re the reasone I get as those things.” My father complains, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.” But she turns a deaf ear to him and says,maybe you’re the reason I get those things.”

My father complainsed, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, but she turnsed a deaf ear to him and sayid “Maybe, you’rI made the one I get as those thingsmistake with you.” My father complained, “Don’t be penny-wise and pound-foolish.”, but she turned a deaf ear to him and said “Maybe, I made the mistake with you.”

The verbs should be in past tense since it's a one time action in the past. (It's not a habit.)

Bad habit


BA bad habit A bad habit

Since she buys and buys without any prospects, she make the house fulled with odds and ends.


Since she buys and buys without any prospectsagenda, she makefills the house fulled with odds and ends. Since she buys and buys without any agenda, she fills the house with odds and ends.

agenda is a plan

Since she buys and buys without any prospectsthinking/premeditation, she makefills the house fulledup with odds and ends. Since she buys and buys without any thinking/premeditation, she fills the house up with odds and ends.

Since she buys and buys without any prospects, she makethinking, she fills up the house fulled with odds and ends. Since she buys and buys without thinking, she fills up the house with odds and ends.

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