He didn't want to lie down any more.
He said:
"Let's play Sugoroku!"
Sugoroku is one of the Japanese board games.
We have a Sugoroku which was a free gift that came with the encyclopedia of the space.
It's Doraemon themed.
We play it by rolling the dice and moving a piece forward.
Fortunately, my 5-year-old daughter won the game.
Since she is a sore loser, if she lost the game, she would surely cry.
The second winner was my 7-year-old son, the next was my husband, and I finished last.
It was a peaceful position to be in.
I was relieved that my children were able to enjoy it without crying.
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Hi Kumi-san,
ReplyDeleteAnother fun post, Doraemon is so much fun.
Here are some issues I found while reading the post:
This line:
My 7-year-old son's fever went down about 37.7dgrees and his appetite increased little by little.
Should be:
My 7-year-old son's fever went down about 37.7 degrees and his appetite increased little by little.
This line:
Its character is Doraemon.
Should be:
It's character is Doraemon.
Or:
It's Doraemon themed.
This line:
We play it to roll the dice and move a piece forward.
Should be:
We play it by rolling the dice and moving a piece forward.
This line:
It was a really proper and peaceful rank.
Question: Are you saying that you were glad to be in the position that you were in to avoid arguments/trouble? If so it could be better written as:
It was a peaceful position to be in.
Thank you Terry again!
DeleteI would like to ask you about this issue since I couldn't make it clear, why shoud it be "it's"?
Dose it mean "it is"?
If so, does this sentence include two "is"??
I wanted to say:
"The character drawn on the pieces is Draemon.
This line:
Its character is Doraemon.
Should be:
It's character is Doraemon.
Question: Are you saying that you were glad to be in the position that you were in to avoid arguments/trouble? If so it could be better written as:
It was a peaceful position to be in.
Yes, it is as you said.
I corrected the sentences.
Thank you!
Hello Kumi-san,
DeleteYour are right it's mean it is.
It's can also mean it has.
I made a mistake with this line:
It's character is Doraemon.
It should be:
It's(It has) character Doraemon on the pieces.
Although since you wanted to say:
"The character drawn on the pieces is Doraemon.
I think the sentence you used above is clear and you should use that, rather than what I wrote:
"The character drawn on the pieces is of Doraemon.
Or:
"The character drawn on the pieces are of Doraemon.
Sorry for the confusion.