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動詞. A class of words which describe events or states and can be inflected to indicate tense, aspect, voice, and so forth. In citation form, all Modern Japanese verbs end in -(r)u.
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Difference between っての名詞 and る名詞
The following four sentences are all grammatical. I would like to discuss these only in this context.
私には私なりの理由があってのことだったんです。
私には私なりの理由があってのことだったんです。
私には私なりの理由があってのことだったのです。
私には私なりの理由があることだったのです。
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注意を向ける vs. 注意を向けさせる - same meaning?
As is stated in the question, it seems to me that 注意を向けさせる and 注意を向ける are sometimes used interchangeably. But when preceded by（だれだれ）の, this makes their use more restricted shown in the following examp …
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