I hope your back will get better.
Yes, I should have used the present tense because the dog is still alive. Take care of your lower back.
I pay 1000 yen, or 5.48 euros for a movie at the cinema.
The English question was the translation into Japanese.
You are teaching various languages at your school!
We can understand why the monk needed the gun at the end. It is the key point.
There is no podiatrists in Japan!
I have a driver's licence, but I can't drive. I'm afraid...
When my daughter brings just rice balls, I wrap them in plastic wrap and a handkerchief.
I also think Kentucky Fried Chicken is fascinating!
It seems that you have to be alert in the metro.
Unlike my son, your son will surely visit you in Greece!
Thank you for your feedback. As always, your explanations were easy to follow, and the alternative sentences you offered me were very useful. In particular, "prolonged shipping" and "negligible" were the words I was unfamiliar with. Thank you again!
You decided to move back to Greece! The summer is coming soon. How exciting!
I should have written "disprove the teacher's statement" instead of "break the previous examples." I allow my daughter to make up her face. I think the teacher's idea is out of date.
