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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Being stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they don't automatically fond of eating every Japanese food. Please comment this sentence.
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Anonymous Being stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they don't automatically fond of eating every Japanese food. Please comment this sentence. Having stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they haven't automatically become fond of all Japanese food
- Anonymous Being stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they don't automatically fond of eating every Japanese food.
- Please comment this sentence.
- Having stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they haven't automatically become fond of all Japanese food
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AnonymousBeing stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they don't automatically fond of eating every Japanese food. Please comment this sentence.Having stayed in Tokyo for about three months, they haven't automatically become fond of all Japanese food
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Can the phrase after that comma rephrased but still mean same? I mean without using 'automatically"
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Please comment on this sentence.
Even though they've stayed three months in Japan, they still haven't come / grown to like all the local food.
Even though they've been in Japan for three months, they still haven't come / grown to like all the local food.
Even though they've stayed three months in Japan, they still haven't come / grown to like all the local food.
Even though they've been in Japan for three months, they still haven't come / grown to like all the local food.
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AnonymousThat sound native, veteran. Anything more you can suggest?
After three months in
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