We need to translate each sentence to use past tense short forms and the ‘～と思います（とおもいます）’ construction to express our thoughts/opinions. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to think’ to express that you ‘do not think something’; instead, negate the noun/adjective/etc. being negated.

When translating longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence translated, make sure to go back through it to make sure everything is in the right order.

To translate this sentence, we answer as follows:
ただしさんのお父さんは子供の時、かっこよかったと思います。
（ただしさんのおとうさんはこどもの時、かっこよかったとおもいます。）

We need to translate each sentence to use past tense short forms and the ‘～と思います（とおもいます）’ construction to express our thoughts/opinions. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to think’ to express that you ‘do not think something’; instead, negate the noun/adjective/etc. being negated.

When translating longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence translated, make sure to go back through it to make sure everything is in the right order.

To translate this sentence, we answer as follows:
コンサートは九時に始まったと思います。
（コンサートは九時にはじまったとおもいます。）

We need to translate each sentence to use past tense short forms and the ‘～と思います（とおもいます）’ construction to express our thoughts/opinions. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to think’ to express that you ‘do not think something’; instead, negate the noun/adjective/etc. being negated.

When translating longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence translated, make sure to go back through it to make sure everything is in the right order.

To translate this sentence, we answer as follows:
さえこさんは先週運動したと思います。
（さえこさんは先しゅううんどうしたとおもいます。）

We need to translate each sentence to use past tense short forms and the ‘～と思います（とおもいます）’ construction to express our thoughts/opinions. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to think’ to express that you ‘do not think something’; instead, negate the noun/adjective/etc. being negated.

When translating longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence translated, make sure to go back through it to make sure everything is in the right order.

To translate this sentence, we answer as follows:
先週の試験は難しくなかったと思います。
（先しゅうのしけんはむずかしくなかったとおもいます。）

We need to translate each sentence to use past tense short forms and the ‘～と思います（とおもいます）’ construction to express our thoughts/opinions. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to think’ to express that you ‘do not think something’; instead, negate the noun/adjective/etc. being negated.

When translating longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence translated, make sure to go back through it to make sure everything is in the right order.

To translate this sentence, we answer as follows:
みえさんは子供の時、意地悪じゃなかったと思います。
（みえさんはこどもの時、いじわるじゃなかったとおもいます。）

We need to translate each sentence to use past tense short forms and the ‘～と思います（とおもいます）’ construction to express our thoughts/opinions. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to think’ to express that you ‘do not think something’; instead, negate the noun/adjective/etc. being negated.

When translating longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence translated, make sure to go back through it to make sure everything is in the right order.

Here we use the particle ‘から’ to indicate that the letter is from someone, in this case Mari. ‘に’ would also be acceptable, but less explicitly clear.

To translate this sentence, we answer as follows:
まいさんはまりさんから手紙をもらわなかったと思います。
（まいさんはまりさんから手がみをもらわなかったとおもいます。）