July 17, 2025
Surprising Incident
Today's school was half so I went to a sushi restaurant at lunch with my mother. Surprisingly, I met an old friend of mine there. They are my fellow members of the tennis club from when we were in junior high school. I was glad to see them. Also, we promised to play tennis together during summer vacation. I'm looking forward to it.
今日は学校が半日だったので、母と寿司屋に昼ごはんを食べに行きました。すると驚くことに中学時代の部活仲間だった友達に会ったのです。久しぶりに会えて嬉しかったです。また、夏休み中にテニスをしにいく約束もしました。楽しみです。
A Surprising Incident
Today's school was half was a half-day at school, so I went to a sushi restaurant atfor lunch with my mother.
Surprisingly, I met an old friend of mine there.
They are mywere fellow members of the tennis club from when we were in junior high school.
I was glad to see them.
Also, we promised to play tennis together during summer vacation.
I'm looking forward to it.
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A Surprising Incident
Today's school was a half day, so I went to a sushi restaurant atfor lunch with my mother.
At lunch: 昼食時に; for lunch: 昼ごはんを食べるために.
Surprisingly, I met an old friend of mine there.
They awere mya fellow members of the tennis club from when we were in junior high school.
(1) Mind the tense. You're writing about the past (junior high school), so you should use the past tense "were".
(2) "An old friend" is singular, so "members" should also be singular ("member").
I was glad to see them.
Also, we promised to play tennis together during summer vacation.
I'm looking forward to it.
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Today's school was half so I went to a sushi restaurant at lunch with my mother. Today's school was a half day, so I went to a sushi restaurant At lunch: 昼食時に; for lunch: 昼ごはんを食べるために. Today |
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They are my fellow members of the tennis club from when we were in junior high school. They (1) Mind the tense. You're writing about the past (junior high school), so you should use the past tense "were". (2) "An old friend" is singular, so "members" should also be singular ("member"). They |
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