Yoku soto de asobimashita. (I often played outside.) Exercise 3: Verb Conjugations with ～とき
Lesson 23 also introduces combined with verbs to indicate timing:
みましょう (mimashou – let’s see)
Before checking your answers, ensure you have mastered these core structures used throughout the Mondai: "When/at the time of...".
Note: In Lesson 23, ～ています is used for habitual actions or professions/status.
The listening section tests your ability to hear the new volitional forms. For example, question 1 often includes a dialogue like: “A: Tabetai kedo, kaimono ni iku no wa mendokusai na.” (I want to eat, but going shopping is a hassle.) B: Watashi ga kaimono ni itte agemasu ka?” (Shall I go shopping for you?) – The answer is the offer of help.