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間違っていると言われたので、どこが間違っているのか教えてください。

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(1)の The boy running を The running boy にしたほうが自然かもしれないです(´_`。) (2)の訳が 部屋で遊んでる子供達を残してどっか別のことにいたようなニュアンスにするほうが いいかもしれないです(´_`。) (3)は 壁を直すのは 私たちではなく、修理を頼むようなニュアンスの訳がいいです。 (4)は 特にまちがってないと思いますが・・・(´_`。)

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