JLPT N4 GRAMMAR TEST with Answers and Guide #03 - Learn Japanese Grammar
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- JLPT N4 GRAMMAR TEST with Answers and Guide #03 - Learn Japanese Grammar
Let's try this [JLPT N4 Grammar Sample Test] before you take JLPT for your practice! This sample test(mock test) will help you to understand the format of the GRAMMAR part of JLPT N4.
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Gramar (bunpou) that based on Minna No Nihongo 1&2 books:
1:29 1. MNN2 chapt 45
2:14 2. MNN2 chapt 38
3:07 3. MNN2 chapt 46
4:01 4. MNN2 chapt 36
4:52 5. MNN1 chapt 23
5:53 6. MNN2 chapt 29
6:50 7. MNN2 chapt 42
7:39 8. MNN2 chapt 32
8:31 9. MNN2 chapt 43
9:08 10. MNN2 chapt 39
9:59 11. MNN2 chapt 35
10:50 12. MNN1 chapt 19
11:39 13. MNN1 chapt 8
12:27 14. MNN2 chapt 46
13:21 15. MNN2 chapt 28
14:13 16. MNN1 chapt 24
15:07 17. MNN2 chapt 42
16:12 18. MNN1 chapt 17
17:11 19. MNN2 chapt 44
17:54 20. MNN2 chapt 30
おはようございます TOMO Sensei. Thank you for your video i passed my N5 exam Last July 2024. ❤And now continuesly learning to pass N4 exam this coming December.🙇🙇
Congratulations! I wish all the best on your N4 test!
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Congratulations 🎉❤
❤❤❤thank you very much Sensei ❤❤❤
10:01 Using 行くなら (iku nara) instead of 行けば (ikeba) in the sentence 日本に行けば、寿司を食べてみてください (Nihon ni ikeba, sushi o tabete mite kudasai) is also valid, but there are slight differences in nuance between the two forms. Let's explore this further:
Differences Between 行けば (ikeba) and 行くなら (iku nara)
行けば (ikeba):
This is the conditional form of 行く (iku), meaning "if (you) go." It is often used to express a straightforward conditional statement.
Example:
日本に行けば、寿司を食べてみてください。
Translation: "If you go to Japan, please try eating sushi."
Nuance: This form is more general and can imply that going to Japan is one of the options or possibilities.
行くなら (iku nara):
This phrase translates to "if (you) are going to go" or "if (you) go." It's a bit more personal and can imply a recommendation or suggestion based on the listener's intention to go.
Example:
日本に行くなら、寿司を食べてみてください。
Translation: "If you are going to Japan, please try eating sushi."
Nuance: This phrase often carries a sense of expectation or assumes that the listener is considering going to Japan, making it slightly more direct in suggesting an action related to that intention.
Which is Better?
行けば (ikeba) is more neutral and works well in general statements or suggestions.
行くなら (iku nara) feels more personal and is better suited for situations where you think the listener has a plan or intention to go, which adds a layer of emphasis on that intention.
Conclusion
Both forms are correct, and your choice between 行けば (ikeba) and 行くなら (iku nara) depends on the nuance you want to convey. If you want to suggest a condition without assuming the listener's intention, 行けば works well. If you want to express a more personal suggestion based on the listener's potential plans, 行くなら might be the better choice.
Thank you very much, I was confused and almost gave up watching the video.
Arigatou gozaimasu ❤
d-day of jlpt exam. rewatching the videos to refresh my memory. Thanks a lot sensei ☺️
Best of luck!
本当にありがとうございますトム先生！
どういたしまして!
These are very good videos! Please make more!
Will do! Glad you liked it!
The perfect videos to learn Japanese
So glad to hear that!
コレやべぇ便利だわ!!
Arigatou gozaimasu sensei ❤❤❤
どういたしまして！
Thanks a lot❤
My pleasure!
Thanks sensei❤
My pleasure!
19/20。ありがどうございます。❤
よくできました!
Nice 👍👍
Glad you liked it!
This is wonderful, thank you.
Glad you liked it!
I got 18/20...thanks sensei
よくがんばりました!
My favorite sensei.
Thank you so much💕
Thank you as always!
Thank you sensei ❤❤. Waiting for upcoming video.
Will do!
18/20 先生、ありがとうございます。
11/20 I'm happy so my first paper. Arigatoo sense..❤
Keep it up!
ありがとうございます 先生😊
My pleasure!😄
Arigato Gozaimasu sensei 19/20🎉🎉❤
よくできました！
19/20 i wish jlpt n4 is this style 😅
どうもありがとうございます。❤ 🙏🏻🇯🇵
どういたしまして!
私はニコラスです。ありがとうございます。
Thank you 🎉🎉🎉
My pleasure!
20/18😊
16/20 sense 😢
Interesting as usual. Arigato-o.
The pleasure is mine!
ありがとうございます先生❤❤
がんばってますね!
Thanks!
My pleasure!
My Score :- (17/20).
Arigatho gosaimas sensei 🙏
どういたしまして!
教えてありがとうございます
どういたしまして!
Qus 9 is something wrong because in that case, we are using い adjective and change to ku, so in this pattern 2 is right
sou and you have a difference. If using you, we have a reason, not just our thoughts to think like that. For ex, if it was saying that he checked the temp for example, and it was hotter, then you is correct. But here is sou because in the context there is not proof,evidence etc of what he said, that sentence is told by him just because he feels hotter today more, than yesterday. Its just his thoughts. This is why pattern 1 is correct
No2 なりようis grammatically incorrect. The plain form + ようだ also means 'it seems~ it looks~' . so 暑くなるようです can be the answer.
説明してくれてありがとうございます。この動画を見るとたすかりました。❤ @@TOMOsensei
全部 問題 で 正しい 答え19/20 点 選びました。
I guess question 11 needs more explanation: 日本に行くならすしを食べてみてください, why cannot we say 日本に行けばすしを食べてみてください ??? I searched and found that 行くなら is used to express a hypothetical situation or a condition that needs to be met before doing something whereas 行けば is used to express the consequence or result of an action (it implies that trying sushi is a natural and expected outcome of visiting Japan) ...Well why not ?
It's because the phrase after the condition form is 'すしを 食べて みて ください→speaker's suggestion'. As a general rule, expressions such as intention, hope, command, request, suggestion etc. do not come as the consequent in sentences with 'Action verb+ば'.
Arigatou gozaimasu, Sensei🙏
どういたしまして!
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11 / 行けば = 行くなら same???
先生 私 は しつもん が ありますね.. ☝️
What different between と and し (the meaning the same as "and")..
12/20
I think I'm going to fail this time as there is only a week left
がんばりましょう!
そして文法のビデオも作ってください。トモ先生❤
考えてみます!
よろしくおねがいします、先生❤️
we want to more VIDEOS n4 grammar
More to come.
難しかった😭😭
Sensei n4 more videos we want
N4 GRAMMAR TEST with Answers and Guide #05 is uploaded
today th-cam.com/video/xI74K1fEUxQ/w-d-xo.html
@TOMOsensei many many thanks sensei
19正しいです
よくがんばりました!
why Number 14 you used 今 instead 今から, If you used 今 pattern て-ところ and 今からor これからdictionary form + ところ．i not sensei but i want to know. i was asking because base on mina no nihongo this is the pattern
You can use both '今から/今' 出るところです。but can't use 今から with 出たところです
Number 17
My grammar book says でもis also used for expressing extremity. Or is that just for after verbs and not counters?
Will you let me know the sentence with でも in your grammar book?
17/20
16/20..sensei is this helpful for jft also???
JLPT N5, N4 levels cover basic Japanese.
18/20😢
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ありがとございますせんせい❤❤❤
どういたしまして! がんばってください😄
@@TOMOsensei はいせんせい
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ありがとうございます。せんせい、
@@TOMOsensei 11 / 行けば = 行くなら same???, 教えてください
とてもむずかしいです
がんばってくださいね!
先生n3 はどこでべんきょするはいいですか
Here's N3 Kanji Test → th-cam.com/play/PLwLWi85AM8x9-QvYPR4euI9lqCFcqesKE.html がんばってください!
Easy
11 is not good answer because 日本に得けばis 正しい答えです
can you give less time to answer
because it is too much time even in playback speed 2
Sorry, plz understand that not all learners can answer fast like you.
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