Jan. 5, 2026
I don’t listen to the radio at all. In the first place, I don’t have a radio machine, so there are not any means to listen to it. However, I think I should buy it as an emergency preparedness kit because there are many natural disasters in Japan.
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However, I think I should buy it as anfor my emergency preparedness kit because there are many natural disasters in Japan.
How often do you listen to the radio?
I don’t listen to the radio at all.
In the first place, I don’t have a radio machine, so there are not any meansin the first place, so I have no way to listen to it.
"radio" is used to both describe the medium of radio waves, and to describe machines that are used to listen to radio waves.
I think it's a bit more natural to move "in the first place" later into the sentence.
However, I think I should buy it asone as part of an emergency preparedness kit, because there are many natural disasters in Japan.
"kit" usually implies multiple things. A single thing from a kit is a "piece of kit".
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I don't often listen to the radio becuase I like to choose my own music. My parents often listen to the radio, though.
How often do you listen to the radio?
I don’t listen to the radio at all.
In the first place, I don’t have a radio machine, so there are not, so I don't have any means to listen to it.
However, I think I should buy it asone for an emergency preparedness kit because there are many natural disasters in Japan.
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This looks good! There were just a couple small mistakes.
How often do you listen to the radio?
I don’t listen to the radio at all.
In the first placeFirst of all, I don’t have a radio machine, so there are not any means to listen to it.
However, I think I should buy it as an emergency preparedness kit because there are many natural disasters in Japan.
In the first place, I don’t have a radio machine, so there are not, so I lack any means to listen to itone.
However, I think I should buy it asone to include in an emergency preparedness kit because there are many natural disasters in Japan.
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In the first place, I don’t have a radio machine, so there are not any means to listen to it. In the first place, I don’t have a radio
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"radio" is used to both describe the medium of radio waves, and to describe machines that are used to listen to radio waves. I think it's a bit more natural to move "in the first place" later into the sentence. |
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