 Re: Thanks for teaching us! (No.1686 への返信) - Takeshi |
Candyman-san, No3-san,
Since my PC is no longer available in Japanese, please excuse me for giving you the feedback on your assignment in English.
First of all, if you listen to some questions in the CD many times (hundreds of times, I say), and still don't catch what are said there, just tell me the numbers of the questions. I will give you the transcription of them.
As for the answers of the questions you asked for, yes, No3-san already gave you the right answers. Thanks.
In 120, you can also say "in a five-day period" or "for a five-day period" as well as "over a five-day period." Remember it is also true in the perfect time tense as in..
I have been learning English in (the past) five years.
I have been learning English over five years.
I have been learning English for five years.
And don't choose "theirs" in 128. "theirs" has to be used independently of the following words, so if you choose it in the sentence, there are two independent words, "theirs" and "eight outlets" which is not only grammatically acceptable, but doesn't make much sense. If you use "their" in that context, however, it could also be the answer as well as "its"
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