Japanese Sentence Patterns for Effective Communication (Properly Cut and Bookmarked)

✍ Scribed by Taeko Kamiya

• Publisher: Kodansha
• Year: 2012
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 363
• Edition: 1
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Contents
Preface
List of Basic Expressions
1 Identifying and Describing People and Things
2 Describing the Existence of Animate and Inanimate Things
3 Making Comparisons
4 Describing Actions in the Present, Future, and Past
5 Actions: in Progress, Completed, Successive, Simultaneous, and Miscellaneous
6 Stating Purpose, Cause, and Reason
7 Commands, Requests, Suggestions, Approval, Disapproval, Prohibition, and Obligation
8 Expressing Ability, Preference, Desire, Intention, Resolution, and Experience
9 Describing the Actions of Giving and Receiving
10 Expressing Conjecture and Hearsay, and Quoting People
11 Using Conditional, Passive, Causative, and Causative-Passive Forms
12 Making Relative Clauses
1 Identifying and Describing People and Things
2 Describing the Existence of Animate and Inamimate Things
3 Making Comparisons
4 Describing Actions in the Present, Future, and Past
5 Actions: in Progress, Completed, Successive, Simultaneous, and Miscellaneous
6 Stating Purpose, Cause, and Reason
7 Commands, Requests, Suggestions, Approval, Disapproval, Prohibtion, and Obligation
8 Expressing Ability, Preference, Desire, Intention, Resolution, and Experience
9 Describing the Actions of Giving and Receiving
10 Expressing Conjecture and Hearsay, and Quoting People
11 Using Conditional, Passive, Causative, and Causative-Passive Forms
12 Making Relative Clauses
Appendixes
1. Numerals
2. Counters
3. Adjective Inflection Chart
4. Verb Conjugation Chart
Index
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