A Very Small Miracle

This morning, I went to co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.

I choose a rice ball and a drink box.

The total price of them was 227 yen.

In my wallet, there are some coins and a 5000 yen bill.

I thought I have to use the bill, but when I counted the coins, there was one 100 yen coin, two 50 yen coins, two 10 yen coins, one 5 yen coin, and two 1 yen coins.

It was perfectly completely matching!

Now, my wallet is very light, hehe.

• A Very Small Miracle
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This morning, I went to co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.
• This morning, I went to my university's co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.

• I choose a rice ball and a drink box.
• I chose a rice ball and a drink box.

• The total price of them was 227 yen.
• The total price of them was 227 yen.

• In my wallet, there are some coins and a 5000 yen bill.
• In my wallet, there are were some coins and a 5000 yen bill.

• I thought I have to use the bill, but when I counted the coins, there was one 100 yen coin, two 50 yen coins, two 10 yen coins, one 5 yen coin, and two 1 yen coins.
• I thought I would have to use the bill, but when I counted the coins, there was one 100 yen coin, two 50 yen coins, two 10 yen coins, one 5 yen coin, and two 1 yen coins.

• It was perfectly completely matching!
• It was the perfect amount!

  「I had the perfect amount of change!」ももっと自然ように聞こえると思います。

• Now, my wallet is very light, hehe.
• Now, my wallet is very light, hehe.

• A Very Small Miracle
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This morning, I went to co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.
• This morning, I went to the co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.

• I choose a rice ball and a drink box.
• I choose chose a rice ball and a drink box.

• The total price of them was 227 yen.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• In my wallet, there are some coins and a 5000 yen bill.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• I thought I have to use the bill, but when I counted the coins, there was one 100 yen coin, two 50 yen coins, two 10 yen coins, one 5 yen coin, and two 1 yen coins.
• I thought I would have to use the bill, but when I counted the coins, there was one 100 yen coin, two 50 yen coins, two 10 yen coins, one 5 yen coin, and two 1 yen coins.

• It was perfectly completely matching!
• It was perfectly and completely matching!

  perfectly and completely mean the same thing you could drop the "and completely" and it would still make sense.

• Now, my wallet is very light, hehe.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This morning, I went to co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.
• This morning, I went to the co-op store of my university and bought my breakfast.

• I choose a rice ball and a drink box.
• I choose onea rice ball serve and one kinda drink box.

• The total price of them was 227 yen.
• The total price of them was 227 yen.

• In my wallet, there are some coins and a 5000 yen bill.
• In my wallet, there weare some coins and thea bill of 5000 yen bill.

• I thought I have to use the bill, but when I counted the coins, there was one 100 yen coin, two 50 yen coins, two 10 yen coins, one 5 yen coin, and two 1 yen coins.
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• It was perfectly completely matching!
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