Japanese particles and auxiliary verbs

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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts; the first part covers the classification and usage of particles, while the second part discusses the meaning and usage of auxiliary verbs. Each part is further divided into chapters. The particles are categorized as follows: case particles, adverbial particles, topic particles, connecting particles, terminal particles, interjection particles, and compound case particles. Auxiliary verbs are also classified based on their functions and discussed in detail. The book includes 80 commonly used modern Japanese particles, several compound case particles, and 22 commonly used auxiliary verbs. It provides detailed explanations of their conjugation, grammatical functions, and similarities and differences between certain words, along with common sentence patterns. Based on the individual explanations of particles and auxiliary verbs, the author provides comparative explanations for the difficulties encountered in learning. What sets this book apart from other grammar books is its systematic comparison of near-synonyms, which are listed separately with relevant example sentences, and its coverage of commonly used Japanese mood particles. This book is suitable for middle school students, university students, overseas students, technicians, and various Japanese learners as a resource for studying Japanese grammar. It can also serve as a reference for those with a basic understanding of Japanese grammar.