Grammar & Sentence Patterns Made Easy

Author: Kou Furong
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book concisely introduces the grammatical meaning of each grammar point and the main usage of each sentence pattern, accompanied by corresponding examples. Additionally, based on the content of the explanations and the length of the content, the book provides exercises for each small chapter. The book is divided into four parts. Part 1 is the exam guide, including the test structure, sample questions, question tendencies, and key points for answers. The second part focuses on key grammar points, mainly covering particles, auxiliary verbs, expressions of giving and receiving relationships, auxiliary verbs, and the tense and aspect of verbs. The third part is basic sentence patterns, which are classified into 46 categories based on the categorization method of 500 Examples of Natural Japanese Sentence Patterns (authored by Tomoko Tomomatsu et al.). The fourth part is comprehensive exercises. Here, the book provides two sets of mock tests to help readers self-assess before the exam. In the second and third parts, the book concisely introduces the grammatical meaning of each grammar point and the main usage of each sentence pattern, accompanied by corresponding examples. In the examples, the source of the grammar point or term is marked with a line. For the convenience of readers, all examples are provided with translations. The translations are as literal as possible for reference only. Furthermore, based on the content of the explanations and the length of the content, the book provides exercises for each small chapter. The exercises are all multiple-choice questions. Including the two sets of mock tests, the book contains over 1,300 exercises, and the reference answers are provided at the end of the book.