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❪Is this English natural?❫
◆part 4◆
Why did they come by warship?
─"If Japan does not trade with us,we will attack Japan." Well, that's about it.
Japan decided to trade with America, didn't it?
─Of course!
❪Is this English natural?❫
◆part 4◆
Why did they come by warship?
─"If Japan does not trade with us,we will attack Japan." Well, that's about it.
Japan decided to trade with America, didn't it?
─Of course!
◆part 4◆
Why did they come by warship?
─"If Japan does not trade with us,we will attack Japan." Well, that's about it.
Japan decided to trade with America, didn't it?
─Of course!
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Why did they come by warship?
(If Japan did not trade )/ (Had Japan not traded) with us, we would have attacked her. Period.
So Japan (decided)/(in a way, was forced) to trade with America, right?
Of course!
(As we’re talking about history, we have to set it in past tense)
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