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AikawaMizore

June 23, 2021

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Dinner time

I don't look up an atmospheric temperature today. But it seems to be similar to yesterday. It is nearing twilight. I am considering what I will eat as a dinner, yakitori, McDonald's, or something else. It is because McDonald's in Japan today started to re-offer the popular ever menu including Texas Burgers. The sale will, though, be for a limited time. Since the price of a Texas Burger is the same as a ''Double'' Big Mac cost at 490 yen, even if I order it, I will do as much as one burger with other choices.

Thank you also today. (I'm sorry this diary was posted later. It is already night. lol)

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I doidn't look up an atmosphericthe temperature today.

You don't need to say atmospheric

I am cwonsidering what I willshould eat as afor dinner,: yakitori, McDonald's, or something else.

It is can't make a decision because McDonald's in Japan today started to re-offer theing popular ever menuitems, including the Texas Burgers, again in Japan today.

The sale will, though, only be for a limited time.

Since the price of a Texas Burger is the same as a ''Double'' Big Mac cost at 490 yen, even if I order it, I will do as much as one burger with other choices.

Not really sure what "do as much" means here.

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I'd definitely pick yakitori over McDonald's!

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AikawaMizore

June 23, 2021

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''Cost'' here is a past participle. But can't you say it? I underscored ''double'' because this is not a normal Big Mac for letting them understood distinctive. ''Do'' means order because it looks like a repetition to avoid. The temperature has many meanings, so I wanted to add it.

I am bad at punctuation. So I got to want to practice '':.'' Thank you.

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plus500

June 24, 2021

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Oh, I see. You were using "cost" as a verb. I thought it was a noun. Still though, I think it would make the sentence awkward to use it that way. You could say something like: "Since the Texas Burger and Double Big Mac cost the same (490 yen)...."

For the quotation marks, I think it would be better to put it in italics (although I don't think you can do that on this website).

But it seems to be similar to yesterday.


It is nearing twilight.


Dinner time


I don't look up an atmospheric temperature today.


I doidn't look up an atmosphericthe temperature today.

You don't need to say atmospheric

I am considering what I will eat as a dinner, yakitori, McDonald's, or something else.


I am cwonsidering what I willshould eat as afor dinner,: yakitori, McDonald's, or something else.

It is because McDonald's in Japan today started to re-offer the popular ever menu including Texas Burgers.


It is can't make a decision because McDonald's in Japan today started to re-offer theing popular ever menuitems, including the Texas Burgers, again in Japan today.

The sale will, though, be for a limited time.


The sale will, though, only be for a limited time.

Since the price of a Texas Burger is the same as a ''Double'' Big Mac cost at 490 yen, even if I order it, I will do as much as one burger with other choices.


Since the price of a Texas Burger is the same as a ''Double'' Big Mac cost at 490 yen, even if I order it, I will do as much as one burger with other choices.

Not really sure what "do as much" means here.

Thank you also today.


(I'm sorry this diary was posted later. It is already night. lol)


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