Practical Japanese Grammar

Author: Ji Gang
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: "Practical Japanese Grammar" is divided into four main parts: Phonetics, Morphology, Sentence Patterns, and Nominal Patterns. The "Phonetics" section briefly introduces the basic knowledge and pronunciation key points of Japanese phonetics. The "Morphology" section, based on introducing basic knowledge, focuses on the usage of ambiguous numerals, adjectives, adjectival verbs, particles, auxiliary verbs, and nominalizers. The "Sentence Patterns" section introduces general sentence patterns (judgment sentences, descriptive sentences, existential sentences, narrative sentences) and special sentence patterns (passive sentences, possibility sentences, honorific sentences, spontaneous sentences, causative sentences, giving-and-receiving relationship sentences). The "Sentence Patterns" section includes over 300 commonly used sentence patterns. This book aims to highlight practicality, striving to concisely explain key points and explain difficult points in an easy-to-understand manner, supplemented by intuitive tables to guide application. A good teacher does not lie in how much profound knowledge "overwhelms" students, but in how to impart profound knowledge in an easy-to-understand way to students, enabling learners to fully grasp and integrate it. The writing of this book can be said to be a summary of the author's more than two decades of teaching practice, as well as a test of the aforementioned philosophy of teaching.