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The other day, I played frisbee with my friends in PE. It's been a while since I played it. The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew to many places. After all, it's fun to do exercises.


この間久しぶりに体育でフリスビーをした。風は強くはなかったが、フリスビーはいろんな所に飛んでいった。やっぱり体を動かすことは楽しい。

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January 15

The other day, I played frisbee with my friends in PE.

It's been a while since I played it.

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January 15

The other day, I played frisbee with my friends in PE.

It's been a while since I played it.

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Jan. 16, 2021

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January 15

The other day, I played frisbee with my friends in PE.

It's been a while since I played it.

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The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew to many places.


The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew to many placesended up everywhere. The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees ended up everywhere.

The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew to manyall over the places. The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew all over the place.

The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew to many placeseverywhere. The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbee flew everywhere.

or The wind wasn’t strong, but the frisbees flew everywhere. We don't really say "flew to many places." Using the word "everywhere" demonstrates how strong the wind was.

After all, it's fun to do exercises.


Afterll in all, it's fun to do exercises. All in all, it's fun to do exercise.

Afterll in all, it's fun to do exercises. All in all, it's fun to exercise.

After all, it's fun to do exercises. or It's fun to be active. After all, it's fun to exercise. or It's fun to be active.

"To do exercises" means something more formal like going to a class or doing weight training. Being with friends is something more casual so we don't really think of it as "doing exercise."

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