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 2.  **More Transitive (他動詞) & Intransitive (自動詞) Verbs:** Added more verb pairs to the list, such as 割る/割れる (to shatter) and 折る/折れる (to fold).
 
 # Random Words
+
+# Main Point
 ## To Finish/To complete
 When you need to say "I need to finish something" or to complete something, use -て form, and then add "~しまいます"。This is the て form of the verb, combined with しまう, which has many means, but here means to put away. So in order to put something away, it has to be done and finished. 
 
@@ -24,8 +26,8 @@ I've finished my homework!
 全部のビールを飲んでしまいました
 I drank all the beer!
 
-### Using しまいます for disappointment
-If something happened and you want to express disappointment, you can also use しまいます or its past tense しまいました. You can just say it regularly, not using しまいます, but it doesn't hold the same feeling as being sad or disappointed that it happened.
+### Using しまいました for disappointment
+If something happened and you want to express disappointment, you can also use しまいました. You can just say it regularly, not using しまいます, but it doesn't hold the same feeling as being sad or disappointed that it happened.
 
 先週買った携帯が壊れてしまいました
 The cell phone I bought last week is broken. (And he's sad about it)
@@ -35,9 +37,8 @@ The cell phone I bought last week is broken. (And he's sad about it)
 My wallet is missing. (and he's sad about it)
 	Side Note about Transitive vs Intransitive: 
 
-
-# Main Point
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+私が電車に傘を忘れてしまいました
+I left my umbrella on the train.
 
 # Supplementary Notes
 -