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病院の写真描写をしてみよう
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A man with silver hair is lying on a bed, and he is talking with a nurse who is wearing a white blouse and a pink stethoscope. She is smiling. In the room, there is a TV and a woody shelf. Maybe there is in a hospital and the man is hospitalized.
A man with grey hair is lying on a bed, and he is talking with a nurse who is wearing a white blouse and a pink stethoscope. She is smiling. In the room, there is a TV and a wooden shelf. Maybe that is a hospital, and the man is hospitalized.
The man is wearing a light blue wear, and lying on a bed with light green pillow and blanket. Maybe he has been in the room for several days or months, and he will be able to go out soon. They are smiling.
The man is wearing a light blue hospital gown and lying on a bed with a light green pillow and blanket. Maybe he has been in the room for several days or months, and he will be able to get out soon. They are smiling.
2. You need the indefinite article "a" when referring to a non-specific, singular noun mentioned for the first time, in this case, modified by an adjective.
3. The verb "to get" means "to move to a different place or into a different position".
I think that he is fifties or sixties from his appearance. I'm not sure the reason why he is in the hospital, but he looks without heavy injuries, so maybe he is there because of some illness.We should take care of ourselves especially over thirties or forties because we get illness more easily than before.
I think that he is in his fifties or sixties from his appearance. I'm not sure the reason why he is in the hospital, but he looks without heavy injuries, so maybe he is there because of some illness. We should take care of ourselves, especially after our thirties or forties because we get sick more easily than before.
2. The determiner "his" is used to denote "belonging to or connected with a man, boy, or male animal that has just been mentioned or is known about".
3. You need to put a space between the full stop at the end of the sentence and the beginning of the next sentence.
4. A comma is used before "especially" when "especially" is used to set off a parenthetical clause, usually at the end of a sentence.
5. The preposition "after" is used to denote "following in time, place, or order".
6. The pronoun "our" is used to denote belonging to or connected with us; the possessive form of we, used before a noun.
7. The adjective "sick" means "affected by physical or mental illness".
関連単語
- grateful（感謝する）
- clean（清潔な）
- operation（手術）
- lie down（横たわる）
- equipment（設備）
関連フレーズ
- He looks grateful for everything the nurse did for him.（彼はナースが彼のためにしてくれたことすべてに対して感謝しているように見えます。）
- The hospital is always kept clean.（病院はいつも清潔に保たれています。）
- The operation was a success.（手術は成功しました。）
- He is laying down on the bed.（彼はベットの上で横になっています。）
- We have the latest medical equipment.（最新の医療機器が備わっています。）
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2. The adjective "wooden" means "made of wood".
3. Use the pronoun "that" when referring to a specific thing previously mentioned, known, or understood.
4. No need for this preposition, it's redundant.
5. You need a comma before the conjunction "and" because it's followed by an independent clause.