wo naraimasu/kashimasu): Learning from or lending to someone. Using "mou" (already) with the past tense. Minna no Nihongo Lesson 7 Fukushuu B Answers (Page 64)
Ensure your "de" particle doesn't blend into the noun. Keep a crisp, microscopic pause between the tool noun and the particle (e.g., hashi... de ).
はい、 もう 食べました 。 (Yes, I have already eaten.) wo naraimasu/kashimasu): Learning from or lending to someone
A の ほうが いいです。 Meaning: "A is better" or "I prefer A." The particle ほう refers to a direction or side. When combined with が , it emphasizes that the preceding noun is the preferred choice.
わたしは木村さん（ ）本を借りました。 Answer: に (ni) or から (kara) Keep a crisp, microscopic pause between the tool
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| # | Question Pattern | Sample Answer Pattern | |---|---|---| | 1 | AとBとどちらが[Adjective]ですか。 | Bのほうが[Adjective]です。 | | 2 | AとBとどちらが好きですか。 | Aのほうが好きです。 | | 3 | [Reason]から、Aのほうがいいです。 | 疲れていますから、タクシーのほうがいいです。 | When combined with が , it emphasizes that
「さようなら」は英語 で 何ですか。…「Goodbye」です。
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: Explains how or with what an action is performed (e.g., eating with chopsticks, writing with a pen).
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