300 Common Japanese Sentence Patterns

Author: Zhang Xiuhua Yoshinori
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book is compiled based on the National Unified Japanese Proficiency Test Syllabus formulated by the Office of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council. The author has supplemented the book by adding high-frequency sentence patterns that are important in Japanese learning, increasing the number from the original 287 to 320. For convenience and quick access to the desired sentence patterns, the original syllabus patterns and the supplementary patterns are marked with※ symbols. Each sentence pattern is followed by relevant exercises, and a total of 200 practice questions are provided at the end of the book to help learners quickly improve their Japanese skills. The answers to all exercises are included at the end of the book marked with.
Part of speech markers are as follows: N—Noun; V—Verb; Na—Adjectival Verb. In the explanations of sentence pattern usage, the markers X and Y are the same as the front and back parts of the sentence patterns.
If the learner's goal is to prepare for the exam, they can study quickly and in a more general way; if the learner's goal is to comprehensively improve their skills, they can use the detailed explanations, comparisons between sentence patterns, and other content in the book for learning.
This book forms a series subordinate to "Japanese Exam Preparation 8000 Words" and "Answer Analysis and Model Tests," providing reliable, effective, and quick assistance for candidates taking the national Japanese proficiency exam for working professionals with equivalent qualifications. Due to the extensive amount of sentence pattern knowledge and coverage, it can also serve as a reference book and tool for Japanese majors, Japanese professionals, self-taught learners, and even students in high-national self-study exams.