March 5, 2025
I am excited today because it is day off. I imagined last night that I might go to a hot spring close to my house today. Definitely, I am going to take out my lunch to McDonald. I promised about it to my family. I am expected today because it is day off. I imagine that I would have gone to close a hot spring today. I am going to take out for lunch to McDonald.
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I am excited today because it is my day off.
I imagined last night that I might go to a hot spring close to my house today.
DI am definitely, I am going to get take out my lunch to McDonaldfrom McDonalds for lunch.
I promised about it to my familymy family that I would.
I am expecited today because it is my day off.
I was not sure what you meant by 'expected' here, so I guessed at what you may have wanted to say.
I imagined that I would havehad gone to close a hot spring today.
This is similar to a previous sentence. I prefer the previous sentence...
I am going to get take out for lunch tofrom McDonald's.
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I am excited today because it ismy day off.
Definitely, I am going to get a take out my lunch tofrom McDonalds.
I promised about it to my family.
I am expected today because it is my day off.
I imagine that I would have gone to a close a hot spring today.
close has 2 meanings.
going to 'a close hot spring' means you will visit one near by.
going to 'close a hot spirng' means you stop it from being open.
I am going to get a take out for lunch tofrom McDonalds.
I am excited today because it is a day off.
DI am definitely, I am going to take out my lunch toget a take-away from McDonalds.
I'm British so we say "take-away" but you can also say "I am going to get a take out".
I promised about itthis to my family.
I am expected today because it is a day off.
I imagine that I would have gone to close a hot spring today.
This sentence sounds like it needs another clause e.g "I imagine that I would have gone to a hot spring today if there had been one close by". Or, "I imagine that I would have gone to a hot spring today if I hadn't gone to McDonalds."
I am going to get a take out for lunch ato McDonalds.
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I am expected today because it is day off. I am expected today because it is a day off. I am expected today because it is my day off. I am ex I was not sure what you meant by 'expected' here, so I guessed at what you may have wanted to say. |
I imagine that I would have gone to close a hot spring today. I imagine that I would have gone to This sentence sounds like it needs another clause e.g "I imagine that I would have gone to a hot spring today if there had been one close by". Or, "I imagine that I would have gone to a hot spring today if I hadn't gone to McDonalds." I imagine that I would have gone to a close close has 2 meanings. going to 'a close hot spring' means you will visit one near by. going to 'close a hot spirng' means you stop it from being open. I imagined that I This is similar to a previous sentence. I prefer the previous sentence... |
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Definitely, I am going to take out my lunch to McDonald.
I'm British so we say "take-away" but you can also say "I am going to get a take out". Definitely, I am going to get a take out
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