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時制. Questions relating to that property of verbs which allows them to refer to events in the past, present, or future.
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Explaining Tense in Japanese
I find that Japanese is a weird language for its learners, especially for those who've already learned English. In English one usually uses two tenses: present and past, however in Japanese there are …
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The 普通形 of a verb in Japanese - future and habitual interpretations [duplicate]
According to my grammar book, the 普通形 of a verb in Japanese usually has two functions: it shows a regular common action and the action that the subject is going to do in the future.
For instance:
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