Usages of suku
朝 は 快速 より 各駅停車 の ほう が 空いて いること が あります。asa ha kaisoku yori kakuekiteisya no hou ga suite irukoto ga arimasu.
In the morning, local trains are sometimes less crowded than rapid trains.
平日 の 午後 は、 図書館 が 空いて いること が 多い です。heizitu no gogo ha, tosyokan ga aite irukoto ga ooi desu.
On weekday afternoons, the library is often uncrowded.
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