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いつも違う: always different
いつもと違う: different from usual(= unusual)
To use multiple は is not uncommon even in conversation. むかしは is the main topic of the whole paragraph following it, and the rest はs indicate the topics of each sentence.
"Clause/Phraseのは、～からだ" is a structure expresses reason. の is a nominalizer.
To conect clauses/phrases only with the -te form sounds childish. Also, single kana -masu stem such like 着 tends to be avoided when connecting clauses.
いつもと違う: different from usual(= unusual)
To use multiple は is not uncommon even in conversation. むかしは is the main topic of the whole paragraph following it, and the rest はs indicate the topics of each sentence.
"Clause/Phraseのは、～からだ" is a structure expresses reason. の is a nominalizer.
To conect clauses/phrases only with the -te form sounds childish. Also, single kana -masu stem such like 着 tends to be avoided when connecting clauses.
I'll post more when I get to roadblocks.
