I let my friend use my computer - talking about allowing or letting in Japanese使役(しえき)動詞(どうし) てform+あげます・もらいます・くれます

The video tutorial covers the concept of letting someone do something, using personal anecdotes and examples. It explains the grammar involved and provides practice exercises to reinforce learning. The tutorial also includes questions to encourage deeper understanding and application of the concept.

Who was allowed to drive during the trip?

• A stranger

• The narrator's friend

• The narrator

• No one

What was the issue with the printer?

• It was too expensive

• It was not in good condition

• It was too slow

• It was out of paper

How can you express that you allowed your friend to use your computer?

• I used my friend's computer

• I let my friend use the computer

• I borrowed my friend's computer

• My friend let me use the computer

What should you do if you want to let your child play the piano?

• Ignore your child's interest in music

• Stop your child from playing the piano

• Let your child learn to play the piano

• Teach your child to play the guitar

What is a polite way to ask for a break?

• I will take a break

• I need a break

• Could you please give me a break?

• Give me a break now

If you want to go home early, how should you ask?

• I am leaving now

• Would you mind letting me go home early today?

• I will go home early

• I must leave early

What is a good way to express your thoughts?

• Would you mind sharing my thoughts?

• Tell everyone immediately

• Write them down and forget

• Keep them to yourself