Japanese-English Communication Standard Japanese Grammar Compendium for Beginners

Author: Wang Qi
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Since its publication, Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers has been widely used as the preferred textbook for Japanese teaching and learning. A variety of self-study guides and tutorials have been published in conjunction with it. To better meet the needs of teaching and learning, the authors of this book, based on their accumulated experience in teaching this series over the years and considering the learning characteristics of beginners, have collaborated to meticulously compile the following primary series: Self-Test and Training for Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers, Grammar Compilation for Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers, Vocabulary Explanation for Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers, and Reading Comprehension for Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers. Grammar Compilation for Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers serves as a reference for classroom teaching and self-study. Its features include clear and concise explanations of grammatical phenomena, appropriately challenging example sentences, and thorough comparative analysis of linguistic differences. The book covers all grammar points and sentence patterns from the primary volumes of Standard Japanese Course for Chinese Speakers, organized by lesson. Each grammatical item is explained in a structured format, including continuation patterns, illustrative examples, sentence features, examples, and exercises. For more challenging grammatical points, annotations and charts are provided to clarify their meanings and usage. Additionally, some lessons include sections for grammar summaries and knowledge review, helping learners consolidate previously learned grammar, thereby enhancing the systematic nature of the explanations. Learners using this book are advised to carefully read the example sentences before understanding the grammar annotations. The chief editor is Wang Qi, with deputy editors Li Shuzhi, Jin Jinshan, and Zheng Dongsheng. Jin Jinshan wrote Lessons 1–12, Zheng Dongsheng wrote Lessons 13–24, Li Shuzhi wrote Lessons 26–37, and Wang Qi wrote Lessons 38–49. Wang Qi also completed the planning and final editing of the book.