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さんぽ

Would you care to go for a walk

せんせい

はいふ

The teacher distributed the leaflets

かのじょ

まいあさ

いちじかん

さんぽ

She makes it a rule to take an hour's walk every morning

さんぽ

い

きぶん

I don't feel like taking a walk this morning

かのじょ

さんぽ

きぶん

She was in the mood for a walk

さんぽ

で

How about going for a walk

ひま

かのじょ

さんぽ

で

Being free, she went out for a walk

さんぽ

い

Shall I go for a walk

かれ

ほん

いえ

ち

He left his books all around the house

わたし

こうえん

さんぽ

す

I like going for a walk in the park

かれ

彼

は

ひとりで

さんぽ

す

He likes taking a walk by himself

こうえん

さんぽ

What do you say to taking a walk in the park

かれ

まいにち

いちじかん

さんぽ

He always makes it a rule to take an hour's walk every day

わたし

私

は

まいあさ

毎朝

、

かわぞ

いぬ

さんぽ

I walk my dog along the river every morning

わたし

さんぽ

す

I like to walk in the country

てんき

さんぽ

い

きぶん

It's a nice day and I feel like taking a walk

ひと

よる

すず

なか

さんぽ

だいす

Spaniards love to stroll around in the evening cool

かれ

さんぽ

い

He is taking a walk

あらし

さんぽ

The storm prevented me from going out for a walk

さんぽ

い

Can I go for a walk

かのじょ

わたし

こと

She called me many terrible things

かい

はち

じ

さんかい

The meeting broke up at eight

さんぽ

で

May I go out for a walk

よ

さ

さんぽ

で

I went for a walk to try to sober up

あさ

朝

、

いぬ

さんぽ

つい

I am in the habit of taking my dog for a walk in the morning

ジェーン

かのじょ

いぬ

さんぽ

つい

Jane took her dog for a walk

へや

ち

ほうだい

The room was in total disorder

メイ

いふく

へや

ち

May's clothes were lying around the room

かれ

りょうしん

かれ

さんぽ

つい

His parents took him for a walk

へや

ち

ほうだい

The room was all messed up

かれ

ひとり

さんぽ

す

He likes taking a walk by himself

ビル、

さんぽ

い

Bill, did you take Spot for a walk yet

あかん

ばしょ

ち

Empty cans were scattered about the place

かのじょ

かは

ち

なが

She was watching the dead leaves falling

かれ

かじゅ

のうやく

さんぷ

They are spraying the fruit trees

わたし

かわぞ

さんぽ

We took a walk along the riverbank

かのじょ

まいあさ

いちじかん

さんぽ

She makes it a rule to take an hour's walk every morning

ほん

へや

ち

There were books lying about the room

かのじょ

おとうと

いぬ

さんぽ

She got her brother to walk the dog

こ

ひつよう

That naughty child needs a good beating

わたし

ちょうしょく

まえ

さんぽ

しゅうかん

We used to take a walk before breakfast

かいぎ

じしゅう

さいかい

よてい

さんかい

The meeting was adjourned until the following week

こごと

I give a good scolding

かがみ

はへん

ゆか

さんらん

Fragments of the mirror were scattered on the floor

だいどころ

ち

だれ

Who's responsible for this mess in the kitchen

わたし

さんぽ

ほう

す

I prefer walking to cycling

かい

さんかい

８

じ

時

ごろ

だった

It was around eight last night when the meeting broke up

よくしつ

ち

Don't leave the bathroom in such a mess

つ

、

かいごう

さんかい

The meeting will have broken up by the time you arrive there

、

、

しごと

とき

We've been horsing around too much; it's high time we got down to brass tacks

きみ

さんぽ

つ

May we accompany you on your walk

かいぎ

会議

は

４

じ

さんかい

The meeting broke up at four

かのじょ

ひとり

さんぽ

で

す

She likes to go walking by herself

とお

ち

ばっきん

か

They fine you in Singapore if you throw trash in the streets

わたし

あさはや

さんぽ

I make it a rule to take a walk early in the morning

わたし

あさはや

さんぽ

I went for a walk early in the morning

かれ

ひとり

さんぽ

す

He likes to take a solitary walk

さんぽ

き

I feel like going for a walk this morning

かれ

しじん

。

さんぶん

散文

さっか

作家

である

He isn't a poet; he's a prose writer

・・・

すいがら

ち

Sheesh, you've even got cigarette butts scattered around

しゅうかい

集会

は

９

じ

さんかい

The meeting broke up at nine o'clock

ディナー

の

あとで

、

わたし

かいがん

さんぽ

After dinner, I walk on the beach

てんき

。

さんぽ

It's a nice day, isn't it? Why not go out for a walk

わたし

こうえん

さんぽ

かえみち

あめ

Yesterday I was caught in a shower on my way home from walking in the park

さんぱつ

す

Do you like giving haircuts

わたし

いちにち

さんぽ

で

I go for a walk every other day

さんぽ

May I accompany you on your walk

わたし

かれ

さんぽ

つだ

I took him out for a walk

あつ

さむ

、

さんぽ

うつ

ひ

Yesterday it was neither too warm nor too cold. It was an ideal day for taking a walk

あめ

The rain spoiled our picnic

あめあ

さんぽ

い

When the rain stops, we'll go for a walk

かのじょ

こども

さんぽ

したく

She got the children ready for a walk

てんき

よ

、

こうがい

さんぽ

It being a fine day, I took a walk in the suburbs

さんぽ

もうぶん

ひ

It was an ideal day for walking

さんぱつ

とき

It is time you had a haircut

さんぱつ

It's high time you had a haircut

いったい

だれ

ち

じょうたい

かたづ

Who's going to clear up all this mess

さんざい

I'm sorry to put you to such great expense

し

いんぶん

さんぶん

That poem mixes prose with poetry

わたし

私

は

あと

その後

、

ほん

て

も

さんぽ

で

I went out for a walk with a book in my hand after that

きぶんてんかん

さんぽ

ほうい

はは

わたし

い

Mother advised me to take a walk for a change

わたし

さんかい

もり

なか

そうさく

We spread out and began to search through the woods

ちょうしょく

まえ

さんぽ

きぶんよ

A walk before breakfast is refreshing

わたし

まいあさ

さんぽ

しゅうかん

We make it a practice to take a walk every morning

わたし

さんぱつや

かみ

か

I had my hair cut at the barber's

まいあさ

さんぽ

、

けんこうよ

健康によい

It is good for your health to take a walk every morning

「

」

、

げんざいけい

か

ろんぶん

さんけん

I say "should", because theses written in the present tense are still seen around and about

さんざん

かんが

あく

けいかく

じっこううつ

After thinking long and hard, I put the plan into practice

さんぽ

で

き

I feel like going out for a walk

わたし

ジム

メアリー

てつな

こうえん

さんぽ

もくげき

I saw Jim and Mary taking a walk hand in hand in the park

はは

、

ち

こま

Mom was at a loss about what to do with the mess

たに

ほし

きいろ

はな

さ

The valley was starred with yellow flowers

さんぽ

とき

だれ

わたし

かた

While I was taking a walk, someone tapped me on the shoulder

かれ

ほん

て

さんぽ

He usually takes a walk, book in hand

ところ

。

おな

じんこう

さんざい

What's New Zealand like? Is it as sparsely populated as Australia

かわぞ

さんぽみち

There is a beautiful walk along the river

さんぱつや

、

い

ころ

It's time you went to the barber's

かのじょ

さんざん

あく

は

ぼうおん

All she got for her pains was ingratitude

かぜ

あめ

、

われわれ

さんぽ

だいな

Our walk was spoiled by the wind and the rain

さんぽ

す

、

まふゆ

、

いちにち

にかい

さんぽ

か

ようきゅう

Moreover, she liked walks so much that even in the middle of winter she would come like this to ask to go out twice a day without fail

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