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The document discusses chopsticks being used in Japan and various works being written or sung by certain authors and artists. It states that chopsticks are used in Japan, the novel Botchan was written by Japanese author Soseki Natsume, and the song Lemon is sung by Japanese singer Kenshi Yonezu. It also provides information on past participles and passive forms in Japanese grammar.
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The document discusses chopsticks being used in Japan and various works being written or sung by certain authors and artists. It states that chopsticks are used in Japan, the novel Botchan was written by Japanese author Soseki Natsume, and the song Lemon is sung by Japanese singer Kenshi Yonezu. It also provides information on past participles and passive forms in Japanese grammar.
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The document discusses the history and development of artificial intelligence over the past 70 years. It outlines some of the key milestones in AI research including the creation of logic theories, machine learning algorithms, and neural networks. Recent advances in deep learning have helped AI systems match and even surpass human-level performance in certain tasks such as image recognition.
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Future Perfect Continuous tense talks about action that is in progress for a period of time and which will end at some point of time.
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The document provides examples and explanations of different English verb tenses used to talk about the future, including the future simple (will future), be going to, future continuous, future perfect, and future perfect continuous. It discusses using these tenses to talk about plans, predictions, spontaneous decisions, and more. Examples are provided to illustrate the different uses of each tense.
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The document describes various people and animals and how they appear in terms of facial expressions and emotions. A man, woman, and man are described as looking happy, sad, and busy respectively based on their appearances. Similarly, various animals like a cat, monkey, dog and bird are described as looking happy or sad. The emotions described are not always consistent with how the individuals actually feel.
There is are ver2
Fukuoka city has a big shopping mall, many hotels, and famous gyoza shops around Hakata station. There is also an aquarium in the city near the sea as well as a shopping area called Canal City close to Hakata station.
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There is a big shopping mall and many hotels in Fukuoka city, with famous gyoza shops around Hakata station and an aquarium in the city as well. Canal City is located near Hakata station and Uminonakamichi aquarium is near the sea.
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The document describes a 31-year-old man from Niigata, Japan whose birthday is April 21st. He enjoys playing video games and is skilled at voice percussion. Additionally, he is a popular YouTuber. The same description is repeated multiple times.
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The document discusses a cup that the author has used for 8 years since 2012. It was made in Ehime, Japan 8 years ago. The author expresses that they have used this particular cup continuously since it was created in 2012.
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This document appears to be a collection of thoughts from a dog's perspective about eating broccoli. It describes the dog looking sleepy, sad, full, and sad again while expressing dislike for broccoli and having a stomachache after eating it. The dog wants to eat but the owner also wants the broccoli and tells the dog to wait.
Lesson look A
The document describes how different people and animals appear based on their facial expressions and body language. It states that a man looks happy, a woman looks sad, a man looks busy, and a woman looks bored. It then discusses how someone can look one way but actually feel differently. The document introduces different animals such as a cat, monkey, dog, bird and bear and how they look through expressions like happy and sad. It closes by stating how things can look, sound, smell, taste or feel a certain way.
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The document provides examples of descriptions of people and animals using relative clauses in English and Japanese. For people, it gives examples such as "the boy who has an umbrella" and "the girl who is reading a book". For animals, it gives examples including "the animal which has a long nose", "the animal which runs very fast", and "the bird which can't fly". For each, it asks what type of person or thing is being described. The document is practicing the use of relative clauses to concisely describe people and animals.
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The document discusses the use of prepositions like "in", "on", "near", and "at" to indicate locations and describes sentences using these prepositions to locate various numbers of cats in different places. Example sentences are provided to show how prepositions are used with singular and plural nouns to specify where a cat or cats can be found.