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kyoko

Nov. 28, 2019

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Christmas present

I already bought Christmas presents for my son and hubby.
For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cars” DVD.
For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax!
And for both of two, I got matching clothes!

I’m really really looking forward to giving those presents to them!


私は息子と夫にもうクリスマスプレゼントを買いました。
息子には、ずっと欲しがっている車のおもちゃと、カーズのDVD。
夫には、ドラゴンボールのデザインのワックス!
そして二人に、おそろいの服を買いました。

プレゼントを渡すのがとても楽しみです!

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For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cCars” DVD.

Capitalise names of movies, shows, books, etc. Proper nouns.

And for both of twohem, I got matching clothes!


I’m really really looking forward to giving thoese presents to them!

You use “these," because you have them & you’re talking about them.

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Very good!

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kyoko

Dec. 4, 2019

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Thank you for the correction!
Ah, I should study the difference between “those” and “these” again!

For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cCars” DVD.

Capitalize the names of shows, movies, etc. "Cars" is a movie.

For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax! Dragon Ball hair wax!¶

OR¶

For my husband, I bought hair wax designed after Dragon Ball!

Capitalize "Dragon Ball" as it is the name of a TV show. I gave a couple of alternatives to your original sentence.

I’m really really looking forward to giving thoese presents to them!

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kyoko

Dec. 1, 2019

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Thanks for the correction!
Also your another sentence helps me to learn!😊

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kyoko

Dec. 1, 2019

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helps me learn*

For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax!

And for both of two, I got matching clothes!



And for both of them, I got matching clothes!

Adding 'the' as in the previous correction is fine, but it is fine without it also.

I’m really really looking forward to giving those presents to them!

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Excellent!

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kyoko

Nov. 30, 2019

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Thank you for the correction!😊✨

Christmas present

I already bought Christmas presents for my son and hubby.

For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cCars” DVD.

Proper noun (name of item) gets capitalized

For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax!

And for the both of twohem, I got matching clothes!

I’m really really looking forward to giving those presents to them!

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Glad your Christmas shopping is out of the way! I only have one more present to go and then I'm done too!

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kyoko

Nov. 28, 2019

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Thank you for the correction!
You’re preparing for it too😊
I feel this Christmas will be an exciting one😆🎄💝

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masemune

Nov. 29, 2019

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For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax!

Do you mean a wig?

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masemune

Nov. 29, 2019

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And nice corrections 😊

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kyoko

Nov. 29, 2019

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Ah, no no, it’s just a wax in a dragon ball shaped case😂

https://p-bandai.jp/item/item-1000136203

Christmas present


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I already bought Christmas presents for my son and hubby.


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For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cars” DVD.


For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cCars” DVD.

Proper noun (name of item) gets capitalized

For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cCars” DVD.

Capitalize the names of shows, movies, etc. "Cars" is a movie.

For my son, I bought a car toy that he has been wanting and a “cCars” DVD.

Capitalise names of movies, shows, books, etc. Proper nouns.

For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax!


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

For my husband, I bought a dragon ball designed hair wax! Dragon Ball hair wax!¶

OR¶

For my husband, I bought hair wax designed after Dragon Ball!

Capitalize "Dragon Ball" as it is the name of a TV show. I gave a couple of alternatives to your original sentence.

And for both of two, I got matching clothes!


And for the both of twohem, I got matching clothes!

And for both of two, I got matching clothes!



And for both of them, I got matching clothes!

Adding 'the' as in the previous correction is fine, but it is fine without it also.

And for both of twohem, I got matching clothes!


I’m really really looking forward to giving those presents to them!


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

This sentence has been marked as perfect!

I’m really really looking forward to giving thoese presents to them!

I’m really really looking forward to giving thoese presents to them!

You use “these," because you have them & you’re talking about them.

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