JLPT N3 Grammar - Page 10

Study JLPT N3 grammar patterns

Usage Context: Used in formal settings or when speaking politely or asking for someone's opinion in a respectful manner.

Formation: Verb (casual form) + のでしょうか / い-adjective + のでしょうか / な-adjective + なのでしょうか / Noun + なのでしょうか

Usage Context: Used to strongly deny the possibility of an event or action.

Formation: Verb (plain form) + わけがない. \nい-adjective (plain form) + わけがない.\nな-adjective (root) + なわけがない.\nNou...

Usage Context: Used when someone is acting or pretending to be a certain way or doing something, typically to deceive others.

Formation: Verb (plain form) + ふりをする; Noun + のふりをする; い-adjective + ふりをする; な-adjective + なふりをする

Usage Context: Used to describe things that frequently occur or a tendency to do something, often with a negative connotation.

Formation: Verb stem + がち; Noun + がち

Usage Context: Used to describe a slight tendency or feeling, often when there's a subtle or slightly negative nuance to something.

Formation: Noun + 気味; Verb stem + 気味

Usage Context: Used when realizing something after gathering enough information or when understanding the reason behind a situation.

Formation: Verb (plain form) + わけだ / い-adjective + わけだ / な-adjective + な + わけだ / Noun + な + わけだ

Usage Context: Used when you want to emphasize that something is distributed equally or carried out repeatedly in equal amounts.

Formation: Noun + ずつ

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