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As I told you last time, I like to eat gimbap!
For snacks, I like to eat crackers.
They are really good for picnic!
Every picnic, my families make gimbap!
It’s kind a tradition to make gimbap together before picnic in Korea!
It never gets boring!
“Delight Yourself in the LORD” - Psalm 37:4
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As I told you last time, I like to eat gimbap!
For snacks, I like to eat crackers.
They are really good for picnics!
At every picnic, my family makes gimbap!
It’s kind of a tradition to make gimbap together before a picnic in Korea!
It never gets boring!
= When talking about picnics in general, use the plural picnics.
= In English, we usually say at every picnic when referring to something that happens on each picnic occasion.
= Family usually refers to one family unit, so it is singular and takes the singular verb makes.
= The fixed expression is kind of, meaning "somewhat" or "sort of."
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