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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This class introduced a range of new vocabulary, including adjectives like "sad"
 - 使いやすい (つかいやすい) -> To Be useful
 - 離島 (りとう) -> Small islands off a big island
 - 困る ( こまる) -> To get in trouble
-- 天気予報 ( tenki)
+- 天気予報 ( てんきよほう) - Weather report
 
 # Main Point
 
@@ -39,12 +39,26 @@ I want to try to see the caves
 
 ## Hearsay//~そうです
 
-To express something you heard, you can stick そうです at the end. You have to use the regular, non-polite form of a verb, not the polite form. You can use either a verb or a noun, but if you use a noun, you have do add だ after it (regular form of です).
+To express something you heard, you can stick そうです at the end. You have to use the regular, non-polite form of a verb, not the polite form. You can use either a verb or a noun, but if you use a noun, you have do add だ after it (regular form of です). 
 
 今日は雨だそうです。
-
+I heard today it will rain
 今日は雨が降るそうです
+I heard today it will rain (verb version)
 
 To add the source of the information, add the source, then stick ~によると at the end.
+
+今日は天気予報によると雨が降るそうです
+According to the weather forecast, I heard today it will rain
+
+You can also use an adjective, but its usually "Became ADJ", so you need to use ADJ turned into and ADV, then add なる after it.
+
+明日は天気予報によると寒くなるそうです
+I heard from the weather report that tomorrow will become cold
+
+
+### Examples
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 # Supplementary Notes
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