The sentence "昨日学校でスピーチをしました" follows the pattern of using the verb "しました" (shimashita), which means "did" or "performed." In this case, "スピーチを" (speech wo) functions as the direct object of the verb. The particle "を" (wo) marks the direct object. If it were "昨日学校でクラスをしました," it would imply doing a class, which might not make grammatical sense in the context of common activities at school. The verb "する" (suru) can be used with various nouns to indicate doing or performing an action related to that noun. In this sentence, "スピーチをしました" specifically means "did a speech."
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The sentence "昨日学校でスピーチをしました" follows the pattern of using the verb "しました" (shimashita), which means "did" or "performed." In this case, "スピーチを" (speech wo) functions as the direct object of the verb. The particle "を" (wo) marks the direct object.
If it were "昨日学校でクラスをしました," it would imply doing a class, which might not make grammatical sense in the context of common activities at school. The verb "する" (suru) can be used with various nouns to indicate doing or performing an action related to that noun. In this sentence, "スピーチをしました" specifically means "did a speech."
@@washichan4319 ありがと ごじゃいます
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