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@@ -96,7 +96,6 @@ Notice the っ before た instead of just た, as given in Lesson 5 Godan Verb G
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 and if we want to say <code>Sakura didn't run (in the past)</code>, we say <code>さくらがはしらなかった</code>. <code>はしらない</code>, and then we put <code>ない</code> into the past: <code>はしらなかった</code>. 
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 Now, as we all know. <code>さくらがはしる</code> is rather unnatural Japanese, just as it's rather unnatural English. We say <code>Sakura is running</code> in English, and in Japanese we say <code>さくらがはしっている</code>. So if we want to put all that in the past, what do we do? Well, all we have to do is put that <code>いる</code> into the past. 
@@ -133,4 +132,4 @@ The only other apparent exception is that <code>いい</code> , the adjective <c
 
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-<code>よかった</code>, literally <code>(zeroが)よかった</code> – <code>(It) was good / That turned out well / That's great</code>. And if you want to say something is not good, you don't say <code>いくない</code>, **you say** <code>**よ**くない</code>. And those are the only exceptions.
+<code>よかった</code>, literally <code>(zeroが)よかった</code> – <code>(It) was good / That turned out well / That's great</code>. And if you want to say something is not good, you don't say <code>いくない</code>, **you say** <code>**よ**くない</code>. And those are the only exceptions.