Sept. 28, 2021
September 28th, 2021
I watched a trivia show today. According to it, there is a building where you can ski on the roof in Denmark. I thought it would be fun, and I remembered that there was an indoor ski resort about 30 years ago in Japan.
今日、クイズ番組を見ました。それによると、デンマークには屋上でスキーができる建物があるようです。楽しそうだと思いました。また、30年くらい前日本に室内のスキー場があったことを思い出しました。
According to it, there is a building in Denmark where you can ski on the roof in Denmarkof it.
Or "ski on its roof".
Feb. 6, 2022
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September 28th, 2021
I watched a trivia show today.
According to it, there is a building where you can ski on the roof in Denmark.
I thought it would be fun, and I remembered that there wasused to be an indoor ski resort about 30 years ago in Japan.
'was' is correct but 'used to be' sounds better as it indicates that the resort was established for a long period of time, not as a one-time thing. Nonetheless, both are CORRECT.
Sept. 28, 2021
Thank you!
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September 28th, 2021 This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I watched a trivia show today. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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According to it, there is a building where you can ski on the roof in Denmark. This sentence has been marked as perfect! According to it, there is a building in Denmark where you can ski on the roof Or "ski on its roof". |
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I thought it would be fun, and I remembered that there was an indoor ski resort about 30 years ago in Japan. I thought it would be fun, and I remembered that there 'was' is correct but 'used to be' sounds better as it indicates that the resort was established for a long period of time, not as a one-time thing. Nonetheless, both are CORRECT. |
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