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活用. The inflections of verbs and adjectives. How the endings of verbs and adjectives change to reflect grammatical factors such as tense and aspect.
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how do I use ~んです with a noun?
Yes, ん is an abbreviation of の, which is not the particle の (despite what some texts may tell you), but the generic pronoun の. So what comes before it is essentially a relative clause that describes t …