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03-06-2010, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ByTheWay View Post
I would be grateful if someone could help me.

I want to write that someone is good at cooking, singing and playing the accordion. I think I might need to use plain form with こと.

I'm not sure if this is correct but, by my attempt is:

りようりと うたうと アコーディオンを ひくことが  じょうずです。
No spacing, please.

You cannot say うたうと. Unlike りょうり, which is a noun, うたう is a verb. 

「りょうりと、うたと、アコーディオンをひくことがじ ょうずです。」 <-- Good and natural.
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If you really want to practice using こと, you may use it thrice.

「りょうりをすることと、うたうことと、アコーディオ ンをひくことがじょうずです」 <-- Correct but wordy.
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