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Japanese Grammar Patterns N5-N4

Core grammar patterns and sentence structures tested at the JLPT N5 and N4 levels.

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39 basic cards for Beginner Japanese. It opens with "What particle marks the direct object of a verb?" and "What particle marks the location where an action occurs?". More Japanese at other levels is listed below.

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What particle marks the direct object of a verb?
Show answerを (wo/o)
What particle marks the location where an action occurs?
Show answerで (de)
What particle marks the starting point or reason?
Show answerから (kara)
What particle marks the ending point or deadline?
Show answerまで (made)
What particle marks the destination of motion?
Show answerへ (e/ni for motion)
What particle means 'also' or 'too'?
Show answerも (mo)
What particle marks the topic of a sentence?
Show answerは (wa)
Form the negative present of 行く (iku, to go)
Show answer行かない (ikanai)
Form the past tense of 食べる (taberu, to eat)
Show answer食べた (tabeta)
Form the past tense of 飲む (nomu, to drink)
Show answer飲んだ (nonda)
Form the polite present tense of する (suru, to do)
Show answerします (shimasu)
Form the polite negative of 来る (kuru, to come)
Show answer来ません (kimasen)
What do い adjectives end with?
Show answerい (i)
What is the negative form of the い adjective 新しい (atarashii, new)?
Show answer新しくない (atarashikunai)
What do な adjectives require before a noun?
Show answerな (na)

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