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milkyway

Sept. 20, 2022

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Preparation

I will go to travel this weekend, but I haven't made much of a plan nor preparation yet.
I always end up at the last minute.
However, it is important to prepare for an enjoyable trip.
I will start looking for inns and make reservations now.


今週末に旅行に行く予定ですが、まだ計画途中だし、全然準備が進んでいません。
いつもぎりぎりになってしまいます。
でも楽しい旅行のために準備は大切ですよね。
今日はいまから宿を探して予約をします。

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Preparation

I will start looking for inns and make reservations now.

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Sept. 28, 2022

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milkyway

Sept. 28, 2022

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Preparation

However, it is important to prepare for an enjoyable trip.

I will start looking for inns and make reservations now.

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Sept. 28, 2022

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Preparation


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I will go to travel this weekend, but I haven't made much of a plan nor preparation yet.


I will go to travel this weekend, but I haven't made much of a plan nor really preparationed yet. I will go to travel this weekend, but I haven't made much of a plan nor really prepared yet.

Since the verb is "made" if you say "preparation," it feels weird. ("made preparation") You can use prepare as a verb or you can say something like "made much of a plan nor any preparations yet." To me, the former sounds better.

I will go to travelling this weekend, but I haven't made much of a plan nor any preparations yet. I will go travelling this weekend, but I haven't made much of a plan nor any preparations yet.

I will go tobe traveling this weekend, but I haven't made much of any plans nor preparations yet. I will be traveling this weekend, but I haven't made much of any plans nor preparations yet.

I always end up at the last minute.


I always end up doing so at the last minute. I always end up doing so at the last minute.

You need the verb for this to make sense.

I always end up at the last minute. I always end up at the last minute.

It always ends up being last minute

I always end up doing them at the last minute. I always end up doing them at the last minute.

However, it is important to prepare for an enjoyable trip.


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However, it is important to prepare for an enjoyable trip. However, it is important to prepare for an enjoyable trip.

I think the sense you are trying to show here is "However it is important to prepare in order to have an enjoyable trip" or "However it is important to prepare if you want to have an enjoyable trip"

However, iIt is important, however, to prepare for an enjoyable trip. It is important, however, to prepare for an enjoyable trip.

I will start looking for inns and make reservations now.


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