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Rh not forgotten you. 4. Where are you living now? 5. I am living in Yedo. 6. When are you coming to my house? 7. I am going to your house to-day. 8. Have you bought this silk? 9. Yes, I bought that silk. 10. How much did that cost? 11. This cost three riyo a foot (iti shaku). 12. If I see your friend to-day, what shall I say (to him)? 13. If you see my friend to-day, deliver (watasite kudasare) this letter (to him). 14. Did you live in England a long time (nagaku)? 15. I lived in England three years. 16. I have lost my book.

Yakusoku suru, To promise, to make an agreement.

The word to (with) must be put after the names of persons to whom we make a promise.

Watakusi wa kono okata to miyo niti Yedo ye iku yakusoku simasita. I promised you to go to Yedo to-morrow. 1. Anata wa konchō anata no tomodati ni tegami wo okurimasita ka. 2. Watakusi wa tegami wo sakuzitu okurimasita. 3. Anata wa kono kane wo dare ni watasimasu ka. 4. Watakusi wa kono kane wo watakusi no tomodati ni okurimasu. 5. Itu anata wa sono kane wo kono okata ni watasimasita ka. 6. Sakuzitu watakusi wa