Japanese Grammar (日本文法) 1.5

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The useful app for studing Japanese grammar.

Introduction
The Writing System
Hiragana
Katakana
Kanji
Basic Grammar
Expressing State-of-Being
Introduction to Particles (,,,,,)
"Well, but ..." Particle Exercises
Adjectives
Adjective Practice Exercises
Verb Basics
Verb Practice Exercises
Negative Verbs
Negative Verb Practice Exercises
Past Tense
Past Verb Practice Exercises
Particles used with verbs (to, to, to, to)
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Descriptive Relative Clauses and Sentence Order
Noun-related Particles (and, and, etc.)
Adverbs and Sentence-ending particles
Essential Grammar
Polite Form and Verb Stems (~
Addressing People
The Question Marker (or)
Compound Sentences ((-form, since, so, but, but, it does)
Other uses of the te-form (To be, to, to, to keep, to go ~)
Potential Form
To become a particle (to become like)
Conditionals (and, if you do)
Expressing 'must' or 'have to' (___ ___ ___ 0 ___ ___ 0
Desire and Suggestions (want, want, volitional, how)
Performing an action on a relative clause (and so on)
Defining and Describing ()
Trying something out or attempting to do something (~ see, volitional +)
Giving and Receiving (I will give you, give me, give it)
Making requests (please please, please, command form)
Numbers and Counting
Casual Patterns and Slang
Review and more sentence-ending particles
Special Expressions
Causative and Passive Verbs
Honorific and Humble Forms
Things that happen unintentionally (~ っ て ゃ ~ ~ じ ゃ う)
Special expressions with generic nouns (things, place, things)
Expressing various levels of certainty (maybe, I guess)
Expressing amounts (only, only, only, too, Amount +, as well)
Various ways to express similarity and hearsay (Like ~, like ~ ~ yes, ~ that, it seems like ~ __)
Using method and for comparisons and other functions (more, by stem +, by, according to)
Saying something is easy or difficult to do (~ easy, ~ hard)
More negative verbs (not, but not)
Hypothesizing and Concluding (meaning)
Expressing time-specific actions (just, while, while swallowing)
Leaving something the way it is (leave as it is)
Advanced Topics
Formal Expressions (is, not)
Things that should be a certain way (should, should, should not be)
Expressing the minimum expectation (even, even)
Showing signs of something (~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~)
Formal expressions of non-feasibility (inevitable, inevitable, can not)
Tendencies (~ taste, ~ While there is a disadvantage)
Advanced Volitional (Well, I guess)
Covered by something (full of lumps, covered with scum)
Advanced proximity of actions (as soon as soon or as soon as possible)
Other Grammar