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 Yearling
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"Robust Software" in Japanese
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"Robust Software" in Japanese
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Difference Between かなり～ and 結構～ as Adverbs
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 Yearling
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Difference Between かなり～ and 結構～ as Adverbs
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Interrupted Dialogue
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Interrupted Dialogue
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Grammatical correctness of 〜好きくない
Cool, that's what I suspected, but if I recall correctly, one of the parents said it as well. I think they were just quoting the boy affectionately.
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Grammatical correctness of 〜好きくない
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Grammatical correctness of 〜好きくない
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Meaning of で Before a Conjunction
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Parsing 学校を休んで遊んでいるところを友達のお母さんに見られた。
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Parsing 学校を休んで遊んでいるところを友達のお母さんに見られた。
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Parsing 学校を休んで遊んでいるところを友達のお母さんに見られた。
This is a sentence from my textbook that I'm trying to understand as-is. It was not an attempt by me to express anything.
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Parsing 学校を休んで遊んでいるところを友達のお母さんに見られた。
Edited. Is it more clear?
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Parsing 学校を休んで遊んでいるところを友達のお母さんに見られた。
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Parsing 学校を休んで遊んでいるところを友達のお母さんに見られた。
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Meaning of Sentence Containing 〜ように
My textbook separates 〜ようにする・〜ようにしている and 〜ように…・〜ようにと…・〜よう… into two separate sections/rules. The former is defined as "Take care to ~/not to ~." and includes the example 集合時間に送れないようにしてください。The later is defined as "Express a demand or request" and includes the example 雑誌を買ってくるように頼まれた. Can these be thought of as the same grammar?
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