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April 28, 2023 (FRIDAY ZOOM)

• There was a train accident early today near Tsurukawa station.

• There was a train accident that caused an injury.

• Someone was injured in a train accident.

• There was a fatal train accident.

• Someone was killed in a train accident.

• Long time no see; (informal) (used only as a greeting) it is a long time since we last met

• A: Long time no see! How have you been?
  B: I’ve been good, how about you?

• In other cases we use the present perfect tense to talk about an action or event that started in the past and has continued up to the present.

• This can include actions that have not been done for a long time

• I haven't eaten sushi in years.

• She hasn't visited her hometown since she moved away.

• They haven't seen each other since high school.

• It’s been a long time since some of my family because of covid-19. (NOT I haven’t long time no see my family

• Some convenience stores accept multiple forms of payment, like cash, credit card and QR code; some stores only accept Japanese credit cards. In most of the stores the staff don’t handle your payments, you have to use a self-service machine to pay. These self-service machines accept various types of payments.