四十へいほうマイル。・・・四十へいほおマイル。ユッジ-ンの人はじてんしやあ 謔チたり、走りたり、ふねを乗ったりする。・・・
Another option is (ありと)あらゆる色の花があります.Thanks! For some reason, my professor wasn't sure what I was saying when I said "花はすべて色があります", I'm trying to say "the flowers are of every color" and she put a big question mark next to it. I changed it to "その花はすべての色があります。" Is this correct? Other than that, both of you have been extremely helpful... Thanks!
Also, there must be a particle に, as Papa-san pointed out.I've been going through my text book, and my professor also mentioned that I missed something in the sentence "すしステイシュンはおいしい和食(box)があります" I think it might be something grammatical, but I can't figure it out.
After が、 correct?
すしステーションにはおいしい和食があります。
"The -masu stem of a verb + 時[どき]" means "a good timing to do" (e.g. 書き入れ時, 買い時). "The conclusive form + とき" is used for "when~".Also, in the sentence "勉強しすぎた時に、カスピヤンに行きます。", Did I conjugate すぎる incorrectly?