JLPT N2 Grammar: ～ずに済む (How to say "I don't need to" in Japanese!)

The video tutorial discusses how to handle lunch plans and introduces a grammar concept about avoiding planned actions. It uses examples like electronic money to illustrate the concept and provides guidance on constructing sentences without verbs. The video concludes with an invitation to further learning opportunities.

What did the speaker originally plan to do for lunch?

• Cook lunch at home

• Skip lunch

• Buy lunch at a convenience store

• Eat at a restaurant

What is the benefit of using electronic money according to the speaker?

• It eliminates the need for a wallet

• It is more secure

• It offers discounts

• It is faster than cash

How does the speaker suggest forming sentences with the concept of not having to do something?

• By omitting verbs

• By using past tense verbs

• By using a form without verbs

• By using complex verbs

What example does the speaker give to illustrate not having to do something?

• Not having to cook dinner

• Not having to study

• Not having to go to work

• Not having to take a taxi

What does the speaker encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Watch more videos

• Join the academy class

• Practice with friends

• Read a book