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使い分け. The differences between two or more words or phrases and how to select the best one for a given situation.
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「~るとき、…」vs「~まえに、…」／「~たとき、…」vs「~あとで、…」
What is the difference between「~るとき、…」vs「~まえに、…」?
日本へ行くとき、日本語を勉強しました。→ I studied japanese, before going to Japan.
日本へ行くまえに、日本語を勉強しました。→ I studied japanese, before going to Japan.
And between「~たとき、… …
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