Fine-tune Japanese grammar

Author: Wang Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is primarily written as a textbook for the "Modern Japanese Grammar" course at junior colleges and universities for Japanese major students. It can also be used by students of Japanese at general foreign language schools and those with a certain foundation in Japanese. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is the explanatory section, consisting of eleven chapters. Among them, the first and second chapters introduce the role of grammar in the field of Japanese studies and grammatical units; chapters three to eight cover morphology; chapter nine deals with honorific grammar; chapters ten and eleven cover syntax and textual analysis. The second part is the exercise section. This book provides a wealth of exercises for each chapter and section. Through these exercises, teachers can identify common or individual issues students face in grammar learning, allowing for targeted guidance. Self-learners can also discover their weaknesses through exercises and study more effectively. This book is a textbook for the "Modern Japanese Grammar" course at junior colleges and universities for Japanese major students. It can also serve as a grammar reference for students of Japanese at general foreign language schools and those with a certain foundation in Japanese. Features of the book:
1. Concise and comprehensive summary of Japanese grammar, suitable for self-learners to study and reference.
2. Written in Japanese, allowing teachers to explain in Japanese.
3. Abundant example sentences and exercises, with answers provided, enabling students to reinforce their grammar learning.