Usages of tyuuisuru
成績 が 悪い と、 先生 に 注意されること が あります。seiseki ga warui to, sensei ni tyuuisarerukoto ga arimasu.
If your grades are bad, you may be warned by the teacher.
学校 で 走る と、 先生 に 注意される。gakkou de hasiru to, sensei ni tyuuisareru.
If you run at school, you’ll be warned by the teacher.
宿題 を 出さなければ、 先生 に 注意されます。syukudai wo dasanakereba, sensei ni tyuuisaremasu.
If you don’t turn in your homework, you will be warned by the teacher.
廊下 で 走る と、 先生 に 注意されます。rouka de hasiru to, sensei ni tyuuisaremasu.
If you run in the hallway, you will be warned by the teacher.
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