日本人がよく間違える言い方をピックアップしてあります。
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1）よく間違える言い方サンプル ×
説明：英文説明

正しい英語サンプル
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* I have 4 families. x
Unless there are special circumstances (such as if someone married two people), people only have 1 family.

There are 4 people in my family.

* I hardly go shopping. x
If you want to say you don’t do something very often, you use hardly ever.

I hardly ever go shopping.

* Almost the people at the party had fun. x
Almost is a modifier, it has to be almost something.

Almost all the people at the party had fun.
Almost all of the tourists were Japanese.

* I almost watch TV after dinner. x
Almost is modifying time here.

I almost always watch TV after dinner.

* Congraturations x
Japanese speakers make mistakes with l and r all the time. The sounds are difficult to tell apart and students often spell things wrong.

Congratulations.

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日本人がよく間違える言い方をピックアップしてあります。
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1）よく間違える言い方サンプル ×
説明：英文説明

正しい英語サンプル
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* I have 4 families. x
Unless there are special circumstances (such as if someone married two people), people only have 1 family.

There are 4 people in my family.

* I hardly go shopping. x
If you want to say you don’t do something very often, you use hardly ever.

I hardly ever go shopping.

* Almost the people at the party had fun. x
Almost is a modifier, it has to be almost something.

Almost all the people at the party had fun.
Almost all of the tourists were Japanese.

* I almost watch TV after dinner. x
Almost is modifying time here.

I almost always watch TV after dinner.

* Congraturations x
Japanese speakers make mistakes with l and r all the time. The sounds are difficult to tell apart and students often spell things wrong.

Congratulations.

Please support my blog by clicking this blog site ranking list.

日本人がよく間違える言い方をピックアップしてあります。
———————————————
1）よく間違える言い方サンプル ×
説明：英文説明

正しい英語サンプル
———————————————

* I have 4 families. x
Unless there are special circumstances (such as if someone married two people), people only have 1 family.

There are 4 people in my family.

* I hardly go shopping. x
If you want to say you don’t do something very often, you use hardly ever.

I hardly ever go shopping.

* Almost the people at the party had fun. x
Almost is a modifier, it has to be almost something.

Almost all the people at the party had fun.
Almost all of the tourists were Japanese.

* I almost watch TV after dinner. x
Almost is modifying time here.

I almost always watch TV after dinner.

* Congraturations x
Japanese speakers make mistakes with l and r all the time. The sounds are difficult to tell apart and students often spell things wrong.

Congratulations.

Please support my blog by clicking this blog site ranking list.