無慈悲なミス、温かさに包まれる水、塩っぱいスープ、知恵を持つ彼、不思議なスプーン
- ミスを犯すことは非常に不注意でした
- 今日は水がとても温かく、泳ぐことができます
- スープがとてもしょっぱかったので、食べることができませんでした。彼はその女性を知っているようです。スプーンが自分で曲がり始めたのは不思議でした。
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You were very careless to make such a mistake ()wasu very careless ()() to make such a mistake The water is so warm that you can swim in ti today The water is warm () for you ()() in today The soup was so salty that I couldn't eat it The soup was ()()()()()() It seems that he knew the woman He seems to ()() the woman It was strange that the spoon began to bend by itself ()()() , the spoon began to bend by itself
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You were very careless to make such a mistake. (It) was very careless (of)(you) to make such a mistake. The water is so warm that you can swim in today. The water is warm (enough) for you (to)(swim) in today. The soup was so salty that I couldn't eat it. The soup was (too)(salty)(for)(me)(to)(eat). It seems that he knew the woman. He seems to (have)(known) the woman. It was strange that the spoon began to bend by itself. (Strange)(to)(say), the spoon began to bend by itself.
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- marbleshit
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訳もでしたね。 ♪ こんな間違いをしでかすなんて、不注意にも程があるってもんだ。 ♪ プールの水が今日はあったかいので、泳いでもかまわんよ。 ♪ あんな塩っ辛いスープとても飲めたもんじゃなかったね。 ♪ 変だね、スプーンがひとりでに曲がりだすなんて。
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