Jan. 13, 2020
Playing Old Maid
Today I was trying to teach my 4-year-old son how to play Old Maid.
He obviously understood the rules, but he couldn’t wait for his turn!
Being impatient is natural for such a little kid.
I think we will be able to play it properly together soon! :)
(corrected on 16th, Jan)
今日私は、4歳の息子にババ抜きを教えてみました。明らかにルールは分かっていたものの、順番が待てない！小さな子どもにとって、我慢できないことは自然なことです。すぐに一緒にちゃんと遊べるようになると思います :)
Playing “Old Maid”
Today I was trying to teach my 4-year-old son how to play “Old Maid.”
We always use “old” when we refer to age :)
He obviousclearly understood its rules, but he couldn’t wait for his turn!
It’s a reallyBeing impatient is natural thing for such a little kid.
It’s best to clarify your ideas
I think we can play itwill be able play it properly together soon!
Technically you have played the game already, just not properly right? Using “can” seems to imply that you and your son weren’t capable of playing the game together prior
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Cute reflection! I have never heard of this game before, I’m going to look it up haha
Jan. 13, 2020
Thank you for the correction and your clear explanations as well!
It helps me a lot.😊
What an easy mistake that I forgot to write “old”!!😂
Old Maid is really an easy card game, and I hope you’ll like it ;)
Playing "Old Maid"
Today I was trying to teach my 4-year-son how to play "Old Maid".
He obviously understood itsthe rules, but he couldn’t wait for his turn!
It’s aThat's really natural thing for such a little kid.
I think we canwill be able to play it together soon!
Your sentence isn't grammatically incorrect, but written this way, it sounds more natural.
Jan. 13, 2020
Thank you for the correction!
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It’s a really natural thing for such a little kid.
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I think we can play it together soon! I think we Your sentence isn't grammatically incorrect, but written this way, it sounds more natural. I think we Technically you have played the game already, just not properly right? Using “can” seems to imply that you and your son weren’t capable of playing the game together prior |
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Today I was trying to teach my 4-year-old son how to play Old Maid. |
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He obviously understood the rules, but he couldn’t wait for his turn! |
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Being impatient is natural for such a little kid. |
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I think we will be able to play it properly together soon! |
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