Usages of tooru
改札 を 通る 前 に 予約金 を 払う 必要 は ありません。kaisatu wo tooru mae ni yoyakukin wo harau hituyou ha arimasen.
You don’t need to pay a deposit before passing through the ticket gate.
この 道 を 通る と、 学校 に 早く 行ける。kono miti wo tooru to, gakkou ni hayaku ikeru.
If you take this road, you can get to school quickly.
雨 の 日 は、 地下道 を 通る と 駅 から 水族館 まで ぬれず に 行けます。ame no hi ha, tikadou wo tooru to eki kara suizokukan made nurezu ni ikemasu.
On rainy days, if you use the underpass, you can go from the station to the aquarium without getting wet.
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