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25 Oct 2020
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She spent the rest her days just being happy.
She spent the rest her days just being happy.
Does this sound natural?
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She spent the rest of her days being happy.
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それが、一日だけの事を示しているのであらば、"She spent the rest of her day just being happy"で、もし複数の日数を示しているのならば、daysを複数形に直した方が良いです。
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