3.7 ~MASU Verbs Practice
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3.7 ~MASU Verbs Practice
Renshuu wo shimasu.
"Renshuu" is "practice." "Renshuu wo shimasu" means "do practice."
Practice your ~MASU verbs below.
Practice your ~MASU verbs below.
Nani wo shimasu ka.
"Nani" is another way of asking "what."
If you want to make a question out of a ~MASU verb, you simply add the γ at the end.
This question is asking, "What are (you/he/she/they) doing?"
It's very common for the subject to be dropped from a sentence or question if it's obvious who you are talking about.
This is what whole questions would look like if you didn't drop the subject:
Otousan wa nani wo shimasu ka.
Kare wa nani wo shimasu ka.
Oneesan wa nani wo shimasu ka.
If you want to make a question out of a ~MASU verb, you simply add the γ at the end.
This question is asking, "What are (you/he/she/they) doing?"
It's very common for the subject to be dropped from a sentence or question if it's obvious who you are talking about.
This is what whole questions would look like if you didn't drop the subject:
Otousan wa nani wo shimasu ka.
Kare wa nani wo shimasu ka.
Oneesan wa nani wo shimasu ka.
Rei wo mite kudasai.
"Rei' means "example."
We've already seen the request "Please look" in Unit 2. Now, we've added an object to the request and that's why we've added the object marker WO! See? We're building on everything we've learned! Subarashii desu!
"Subarashii" means "wonderful/great" and is used often by the Japanese.
We've already seen the request "Please look" in Unit 2. Now, we've added an object to the request and that's why we've added the object marker WO! See? We're building on everything we've learned! Subarashii desu!
"Subarashii" means "wonderful/great" and is used often by the Japanese.
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Hai, otoko wa hon wo yomimasu.
If it is a yes or no question, you should respond with "γ―γ" orγ"γγγ" first and then answer the rest of the question.
Otoko wa hon wo yomimasu.
Otoko means "man." There is no "the" in Japanese so when you see the question
above, you can translate it into English as "Is THE man reading a
book?"
Otoko wa hon wo yomimasu.
In this question, the "nani" is asking WHAT he reads.
To answer, remove the question word "nani" and then replace with "book." Since it is not a "yes/no" question, you do no have to put "HAI" or "IIE" at the start of the question.
In this question, the "nani" is asking WHAT he reads.
To answer, remove the question word "nani" and then replace with "book." Since it is not a "yes/no" question, you do no have to put "HAI" or "IIE" at the start of the question.
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