Review: wants, abilities and plans on the move
No new material. Here are 40 sentences from Lessons 1–7, mixed up so you have to pick the form yourself without knowing which lesson it came from. This one is made for walking: pick "Everything" in the bar below and go. Tap to hear any line. The bar at the bottom plays a hands-free drill for walking.
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30 sentences from Lessons 1–7
Each card shows the dictionary form, the form used in the sentence and the lesson it came from. Read it, tap to check the English, then play it and copy the speaker.
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Every form on one page
The forms from this course in one table. If one looks unfamiliar, go back to that lesson.
| Form | Means | Example |
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- One form, two jobs. The よう-form from Lesson 3 () is also inside (Lesson 4). Learn it once, use it twice.
- Before and after. Before takes the dictionary form, even about yesterday: . After takes the た-form: .
- Wants are for you. For someone else, add って: .
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Four easy mix-ups
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Say it in Japanese
Say each one out loud before you reveal the answer. Getting close counts.